what MIL eliminators do u guys use?

[Duke309]

ive got the upr ones, they work great, their extensions are nice too.

 

[topless98gt]

I bought mine from Racing Superstore. I think they might be Dallas Mustang. Plug n Play type. No extensions needed for mine.

 

[four six]

^^^^^ ahaha oh wow i only bought one.......i put it on the rear sensor where would the other one go?

 

[Liberto]

ok i did the radioshack ones... it wasnt hard but i didnt use that pcb board and **** i just cut the wires and soldered them accordingly wrapped them up nice etc etc... however i noticed that the one micro fraud capacitor had a long leg and a short leg... i couldnt find out what was what so i just put the long leg on the black wire and the shorter one on the grey then started my car... it was still shooting codes... i erased them and now i'll see if they come back

 

[Liberto]

ok so some came back the codes are as follows:


P0151 - o2 sencor circuit low volts bank 2 sensor 1

P0156 - 02 sensor circuit malfunction bank 2 sensor 2

P1150 - manufacturer control fuel air metering

P0151- PENDING
P0156 - PENDING
P1150 - PENDING

 

[97gtconv.]

i bought mine from steeda. never got a code when i put them on. i have a catted h now so there just sitting in a box

 

[torrid69]

what are you using to read those codes?

 

[madmatt]

I used Steeda ones when I had my prochamber. Didnt have any issues at all.

 

[Liberto]

what are you using to read those codes?

i'm using a ACTRON ODB2 code scanner i picked up from my work

 

[2002BLGT]

best way is to turn them off in the tune , why would you wanna spend 30-60 dollars on MIL eliminators and waste money when you could put that money towards a good tune , pick up some HP gains along with turning off the light , money wasted mod IMO......................

 

[Liberto]

best way is to turn them off in the tune , why would you wanna spend 30-60 dollars on MIL eliminators and waste money when you could put that money towards a good tune , pick up some HP gains along with turning off the light , money wasted mod IMO......................

6 bucks... a good tuner around my way ( he just did my brothers supercharged 5.0) is close to $500 for a basic 2 program dyno tune... since my car is bone stock with an x pipe and flowmasters... i can live wih 6 bucks and a half hour of my time as opposed to taking a stock 4.6 to get performance tuned when i'm in the long run going to do alot more to it... lol 6 bucks it more than worth it... even 50 bucks if i have problems and have to go out and buy them it all depends on the situation