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Old 08-11-2012, 03:06 PM
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Why would only the 06 and up need the defouler?
Coz they are more sensitive than 00-05 s2k's.
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Old 08-11-2012, 05:50 PM
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So if you put a high flow cat on a 06 and up it needs an anti fouler reguardless? What code does it throw if you do not? I am very curious about this.....I have an 01 and I have to run an anti-fouler to keep the P0420 cat efficiency code from coding, and I understand why.... But when it comes to the sensitivity of the sensor....it measures oxygen content, thats it.....I have never heard of needing the fouler for a range or performance issue. Just curious
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Originally Posted by silverstone55
So if you put a high flow cat on a 06 and up it needs an anti fouler reguardless? What code does it throw if you do not? I am very curious about this.....I have an 01 and I have to run an anti-fouler to keep the P0420 cat efficiency code from coding, and I understand why.... But when it comes to the sensitivity of the sensor....it measures oxygen content, thats it.....I have never heard of needing the fouler for a range or performance issue. Just curious
Weird how you have to run a defouler on your '01, because I'm running the Berk HFC on my '01 and I haven't had a code since I put it on 1.5k miles ago
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Im running an Invidia Test Pipe, not a HFC...guess I should have stated that, sorry.
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Originally Posted by silverstone55
Im running an Invidia Test Pipe, not a HFC...guess I should have stated that, sorry.

OK test pipe makes sense
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So, as of Friday afternoon last week I am now running a Berk 70mm test pipe. Ohhhh yeahhhhh.
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So my car rattles right at the test pipe.... I'm thinking same problem?
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^^ well do you have a test pipe or a cat... a test pipe doesn't have the filament
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Test pipe. I believe Berk 70mm
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Test pipe. I believe Berk 70mm
There is nothing inside to rattle. The bolts might have come loose.
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