Power Commander/O2 sensor eliminators
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Power Commander/O2 sensor eliminators
The Power Commander III USB has O2 sensor eliminators (for 06 dyna) . Is it better to leave the O2 sensors in or take them out, if out what do you use to plug holes.
Just getting all the info before upgrading my 06 dyna new pipes/A/C.
Frank T
Just getting all the info before upgrading my 06 dyna new pipes/A/C.
Frank T
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RE: Power Commander/O2 sensor eliminators
I couldn't imagine it would matter either way. I left mine in dangling around, but I'll probably put in plugs. BTW, there's another thread about the PCIII and O2 sensors happening simultaneously, so be sure to check that out.
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The Power Commander III USB has O2 sensor eliminators (for 06 dyna) . Is it better to leave the O2 sensors in or take them out, if out what do you use to plug holes.
Just getting all the info before upgrading my 06 dyna new pipes/A/C.
Frank T
The Power Commander III USB has O2 sensor eliminators (for 06 dyna) . Is it better to leave the O2 sensors in or take them out, if out what do you use to plug holes.
Just getting all the info before upgrading my 06 dyna new pipes/A/C.
Frank T
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Here in Australia we don;t have the O2 sensors, the exguasts come with a plug. It is just an allow bolt. Incidently, I've had both teh front and rear ones fall out while riding, I guess with the heating and cooling along with the vibrations they are prone to loosening, so make sure they are tight if you put them in (or use locktight).
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Here in Australia we don;t have the O2 sensors, the exguasts come with a plug. It is just an allow bolt. Incidently, I've had both teh front and rear ones fall out while riding, I guess with the heating and cooling along with the vibrations they are prone to loosening, so make sure they are tight if you put them in (or use locktight).
Here in Australia we don;t have the O2 sensors, the exguasts come with a plug. It is just an allow bolt. Incidently, I've had both teh front and rear ones fall out while riding, I guess with the heating and cooling along with the vibrations they are prone to loosening, so make sure they are tight if you put them in (or use locktight).
Apologies for the spelling. Cold hands and standing at my PC typing...
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