That will not give your computer the correct readings for emissions or tuning. The pre cat O2 sensors record hydrocarbon levels that are compared to the post cat levels to determine emissions efficiency and to adjust fuel/air ratios for operation. There should be a significant drop in hydrocarbon levels between the two showing that the cat is operating correctly. If your aim is to eliminate the cats I cannot tell you if your performance will be affected, your check engine light may come on and stay on making it impossible to get emission certified.
Don't know what your original reading was, but the O2 sensors before the cats moniter how the engine is running and the O2 sensors after the cats moniter how the cats are performing.
a stationary front,but it will sometime move eventually.
There are 4 sensors, though not all of them are technically called "oxygen sensors. There are two that are upstream of the catalytic converters, one on each bank. Then, there are two more, one after each catalytic converter, that are oxygen sensors, but officially they are called catalyst monitors, because that is the job they are assigned to do. To recap, the two before the cats (or upstream), are oxygen sensors, and the two after the cats (or downstream) are catalyst moniters. Although all 4 of them are oxygen sensors, their titles are different.
cats walk on all four legs.but their two front legs walk differentlywhen cats walk their two legs walk in front of each other.I assume your mean in which order do their legs move when walking. It would appear they walk using the following pattern, back left, front left, back right, front right and so on.
They are mounted on the front of the truck in behind the bumber.The air bag sensors will be the only sensors that have a YELLOW wire connector pluged into them.Just craw in under the front bumber and start looking all up in the front body parts behind the bumber and grill. You will see THEM.
All domestic cats can reach a top running speed of 30mph.
Front and rear normally refers to in front of or back of the catalytic converter. All O2 sensors are located somewhere on the exhaust system. Just get under there and look for them.
They are located on the exhaust pipe in front and in back of the catalytic converter. There are 2 in all.
Oxygen sensors on all cars built in the last 20 years or so are located in the exhaust system. Subaru has them before and after the front catalytic converter.
There are sensors all over the engine and transmission. There are also sensors at the wheel bearings and in the exhaust.There are sensors all over the engine and transmission. There are also sensors at the wheel bearings and in the exhaust.
These are all potentiometers
there are two located on the y pipe prior too the pre cats and one more in the rear converter