westerboyz
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- 2002 mazda protege 5
Sorry to bring this topic up again, but ive searched through all the threads in this site and found some information but i have many questions still.
I have recently installed the OBX header on my 2002 P5. Things went well until i realized that the flange of the new header is hitting the oil pan. My car is an auto but it still should fit. My next problem-the car seems like it has less torque of the line, but it revs quicker and has more high rpm power. Could this be from the lack of back-pressure by rmoving the pre-cat? Also i have not done the CEL fix yet. I know that the ecu is reading a lower temp. at the 2nd O2 plug, so the ecu is dumping in more fuel. This i have been told can screw with the auto shifting correctly and even with the ABS! My question is with the CEL fix will the ecu be reading normal cat temp. or whats the deal? Also i have been told that puling the - bat. terminal will not reset the ecu, that it only works on 90s cars, and you have to get it reset with a computer.
I have recently installed the OBX header on my 2002 P5. Things went well until i realized that the flange of the new header is hitting the oil pan. My car is an auto but it still should fit. My next problem-the car seems like it has less torque of the line, but it revs quicker and has more high rpm power. Could this be from the lack of back-pressure by rmoving the pre-cat? Also i have not done the CEL fix yet. I know that the ecu is reading a lower temp. at the 2nd O2 plug, so the ecu is dumping in more fuel. This i have been told can screw with the auto shifting correctly and even with the ABS! My question is with the CEL fix will the ecu be reading normal cat temp. or whats the deal? Also i have been told that puling the - bat. terminal will not reset the ecu, that it only works on 90s cars, and you have to get it reset with a computer.