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Thread: Disable rear oxygen sensor mustang gt 2012

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    Disable rear oxygen sensor mustang gt 2012

    I have hptuners in the car
    And i would like to put cat delete
    So i need to disable rear 02.

    Can someone help me
    And witch code in engine diag should i disable ?

    I search the forum but cant find nothing

    I found sonething about faosc

    But cant find the complete procedure

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    Under Engine>General>O2 Sensors>Rear Config: Change to None.

    Under Engine>General>O2 Sensors>FAOSC: choose disable.

    Under Engine>General>)O2 Sensors>02 Heaters>Heaters: Under Column Axis S2, change values from 1 to 0 in both Bank 1 and Bank 2. You probably don't have to modify the last two parameters, but I always do just to be safe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 15PSI View Post
    Under Engine>General>O2 Sensors>Rear Config: Change to None.

    Under Engine>General>O2 Sensors>FAOSC: choose disable.

    Under Engine>General>)O2 Sensors>02 Heaters>Heaters: Under Column Axis S2, change values from 1 to 0 in both Bank 1 and Bank 2. You probably don't have to modify the last two parameters, but I always do just to be safe.
    ^^ that right there, I turned my heaters off too just to be safe. My rear o2's are 100% deleted, not just in the tune but physically deleted, unplugged them never p ut them back on since since my new X pipe doesn't have bungs for them anyway. I think you also need to disable the catalyst test. Just know that everything you are doing is intended for off road purposes not to be driven on highways...etc etc etc

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    any DTC to turn off ?

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    what about cat over temp ?
    cat temp control ?
    Flange temp control ?
    02 sens temp control ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by elerico View Post
    what about cat over temp ?
    cat temp control ?
    Flange temp control ?
    02 sens temp control ?
    you can leave them enabled if you wish but assuming you have no cats I would disable them so they do not affect your fueling