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Old 10-03-2004 | 06:49 PM
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yea, one of the o2 codes was in even though the ses light was not on. Cleared the code, but ltrims still 0. I know that the one sensor is screwed up becuase I log both of the bank one o2's and they don't even close to read the same right now like the used to.
Old 10-03-2004 | 06:58 PM
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yea, one of the o2 codes was in even though the ses light was not on. Cleared the code, but ltrims still 0. I know that the one sensor is screwed up becuase I log both of the bank one o2's and they don't even close to read the same right now like the used to.
Maybe the sensor is worse than mine was, and its keeping the pcm from getting any good ltrim info at all. Hopefully the new sensors will fix it. Where did you get the new 02's? I got mine from rockauto.com for $53 a piece.

When's the tranny going in?
Old 10-03-2004 | 07:00 PM
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Sounds like its time to shim those fuel rails and put in some bigger injectors.
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o2sensor.com. me too, $52 for denso's. I'll go and pick up the tranny tomorrow and then try and decide wether to just bang it in myself in the garage, or try and get my buddy to do it at his tranny shop.
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Well, I'm gonna double check all my hose connections, and wait for the new o2's and then evaluate the situation then. I figured for sure, these injectors would last longer. How hard is the shim project?
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Well, I'm gonna double check all my hose connections, and wait for the new o2's and then evaluate the situation then. I figured for sure, these injectors would last longer. How hard is the shim project?
The project doesn't sound too hard. I think XLR8NSS put together a step by step post with pics and everything a while back.
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Heres the post.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ight=injectors
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gees... that looks intimidating.
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It's not too bad to do. Just take your time and get some bigger injectors in there. Let me put it this way, if I could do that in an afternoon stopping to take pics someone else could probably do it in a few minutes.
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