Imperative that I connect the O2 Sensor on my cat bypass

[sinner911]

Hey guys,

I recently installed a Bursch Cat Bypass and muffler to my 83SC. When we pulled the sensor through the sheet metal, it came out as if it was never plugged in at all. I capped the bypass O2 bung and did not install the O2 sensor, as I could not get it out of the original Cat. It is pretty well rusted in there. Shall I buy a new one and install or is okay without it. Please let me know and thank you for your time.

Greg

[Bob Kontak]

Buy a Bosch universal at the local parts store for $20 and use it.


Autozone

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2211 Imperial Ave, San Diego, CA 92102

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[Joe Bob]

Drill a hole, weld a bung, install the sensor.

[Bob Kontak]

Originally Posted by sinner911

I capped the bypass O2 bung and did not install the O2 sensor

Joe Bob - I tole you not to go there. Read the pacifics. You didn't listen.

[Joe Bob]

My Bad.....

[sinner911]

Thanks guys. It is just capped with a bolt right now so I can easily remove and add a sensor. I will take a look at this bosch setup. Thanks Bob

[DRACO A5OG]

If it is a 3.2 you can install a Bosch O2 sensor for a '96 Ford Taurus, just splice it.

Make sure you have the proper amount of wires on the sensor.