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Old 01-30-2006, 01:47 PM
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Default NO CEL TESTPIPE DIY

I am sorry in advance for the crappy small pictures, as they are not my own. But this will tell you how to eliminate the CEL after installing a test pipe/gutting your cat.

What you need:
1 package of spark plug non-foulers. 18MM


So you have here your basic spark plug non-fouler, it is orignally used to recede your spark plugs out a bit so they dont foul from a rich condition



What you have to do is drill out the inside of the top part, so the o2 sensor can fit. ONLY DO THIS TO ONE OF THE NON-FOULERS
side by side comparison of drilled out nonfouler and original


02 sensor fit inside



Screw the two nonfoulers together with the undrilled one will have threads showing on the outside.
Then attach it to your post cat o2 sensor (you will have to remove it )



Then screw it back into the test pipe, reset your cel code, and drive away!




If you have problems , let me know.....



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Old 01-30-2006, 01:53 PM
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first class how 2 there mate
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Old 01-31-2006, 10:28 PM
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Default RE: NO CEL TESTPIPE DIY

Is that on the rear O2 sensor that you need to do that on. The one furthest away from the cat?

EDIT: Very nice DIY
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Old 01-31-2006, 11:00 PM
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Default RE: NO CEL TESTPIPE DIY

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Is that on the rear O2 sensor that you need to do that on. The one furthest away from the cat?
EDIT: Very nice DIY
Yes it is, dont do that to the primary one bad stuff could happen.
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Old 02-01-2006, 03:19 AM
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Default RE: NO CEL TESTPIPE DIY

monty just needs somebody with a vag to erase that nasty code for him.....anybody in the wisconsin / illinios area???

howbout that link to the vag owners.
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Old 02-01-2006, 03:20 AM
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Default RE: NO CEL TESTPIPE DIY

or they can just buck up and by the vagcom
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Old 02-01-2006, 12:53 PM
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Default RE: NO CEL TESTPIPE DIY

buck up and pay $300 just to clear a code?


I would think the justification in a vag-com comes not only from code reading/clearing but from logging blocks on your ECU.

at any rate.. why not spend the $5 and a few hours (could be less if you know what your doing) to do this? Then you dont have to putz around with the vag com in your car everytime to code comes back, and it will.

Disconnect your negative battery cable... that will clear it.. but make sure you have your radio code..
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