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08-06-2016, 10:22 PM
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Just wondering if anyone has tried putting extractors with a hi flow cat on this model?? Ive been told it can be done but not many if any have had it done. I was also told it requires tuning to remove the check engine light which costs $1500.. If anyone out there has done this to there same model vehicle i would appreciate your feedback on what you had to do to achieve having custom extractors with a hi flow cat and maybe if there is a cheaper option to remove the check engine light??? Thanks
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09-06-2016, 05:49 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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There are a number of ways around the check engine light that don't require tuning although the addition of the extractors and HFC would probably benefit from a decent tune.
You can reinstall 02 sensors, use dummy sensors, replace the sensor(s) with Spark Plug Non-Fouler(s). There is a post here that I wrote describing how to do so. Cheers Russ
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2010 ford fiesta zetec ws
Linear Mode
