So . . . is THIS my o2 sensor?
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So . . . is THIS my o2 sensor?
Haynes says it's on the exhaust manifold, but this isn't the exhaust manifold, is it? I've been looking for the dang thing for about a week I thought i'd be able to get at it from under the hood of my car, but I can't find it. This thing sure looks like one though . . .
This pic is on the aftermarket annoying 3-inch straight pipe the previous owner had installed. It's about right underneath the arm rest.
i'm driving a S5 n/a gxl.
This pic is on the aftermarket annoying 3-inch straight pipe the previous owner had installed. It's about right underneath the arm rest.
i'm driving a S5 n/a gxl.
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Originally Posted by cpubugs
What is it doing way down there?
That's what I was thinking. It's definitely not where it's supposed to be (if it is the o2 sensor). From what i've read on previous posts (2 foot extension bars), sounds like i'm going to have a treat getting that thing off . . .
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I don't think he has a RB header though... The flange is different, and you can tell by the quality of the welds that it wasn't professionally done...
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Originally Posted by coryscarp
Haynes says it's on the exhaust manifold, but this isn't the exhaust manifold, is it? I've been looking for the dang thing for about a week I thought i'd be able to get at it from under the hood of my car, but I can't find it. This thing sure looks like one though . . .
This pic is on the aftermarket annoying 3-inch straight pipe the previous owner had installed. It's about right underneath the arm rest.
i'm driving a S5 n/a gxl.
This pic is on the aftermarket annoying 3-inch straight pipe the previous owner had installed. It's about right underneath the arm rest.
i'm driving a S5 n/a gxl.
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Originally Posted by vipers
...looks like the previous owner replaced your exhaust manifold w/ an aftermarket header.... so technicallly, you dont have an exhaust mani anymore...
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You don't have to correct every little misconstrued statement someone makes... I'm pretty sure everyone is well aware of the fact that a header is still technically an exhaust manifold...
Don't you have a croc to catch or something?
Don't you have a croc to catch or something?
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I'd rather have correct info put up. Not everybody knows that a header is technically an exhaust manifold. If he doesn't correct this, what else shouldn't he correct? Hell, I heard the N/A engine makes 34893hp. Although I'm only off by a "little" bit... no reason to correct it, right?
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If you guys want to get real technical a header is indeed NOT an exhaust manifold. Headers are always tubular, while manifiolds are usually cast. Manifolds and headers have completely different flow characteristics and although they do the same job, in no way can they be called the same thing.
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Originally Posted by Rotary_Rocket_87
If you guys want to get real technical a header is indeed NOT an exhaust manifold.
Various dictionary definitions for manifold:
"A pipe or chamber having multiple apertures for making connections"
"A pipe or chamber branching into several openings"
"A pipe that has several lateral outlets to or from other pipes"
"A chamber or pipe with several openings for receiving or distributing a fluid or gas"
"A cylindrical pipe fitting, having a number of lateral outlets, for connecting one pipe with several others"
I see the word "pipe" a lot...
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being that it is an O2 sensor just pick up the o2 sensor tool at your local auto shop they will rent them to you or you can buy them. But from the looks of it a wrench should be able to yank that one. You usually only need the tool when it is on the stock manifold.
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