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  1. #1 Wideband Gauge Question 
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    Does a wideband sensor replace the rear O2 sensor, or do we have to weld in a new bung?
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    Either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gafford44 View Post
    Either.
    I have a 2001 though. I read somewhere about the rear O2 sensor in 01+ cars affecting the fuel trims pretty badly. Is that true?
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    you cant put it after the cat, it wont work correctly then.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bio248 View Post
    you cant put it after the cat, it wont work correctly then.
    I don't have a cat. I have headers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bedwards View Post
    I don't have a cat. I have headers.
    Thats why i said both
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    You need to have the rear O2 hooked up or have someone remove the cat diagnostic from your PCM.

    Apparently its possible with Tinytuner.
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