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Joshua S.
Dodge Dakota
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9/11/2002
17:16:07
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how many caticlic convertors have ya gone through? i'm on my 3rd now and fixing to go on my 4th here soon (i have a 98 3.9L 2wd dak). why am i having this prob?
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99dakman
Dodge Dakota
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9/11/2002
19:49:14
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good damn question, i have a 99 with 97k miles and my second one just went bad. Even better the second one i put in wasnt even a dodge one it was a universal cat, and it went bad after about 2 weeks. Whats the deal
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Grant
Dodge Dakota
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9/11/2002
21:16:30
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Hey. I have a 98 3.9L 2wd dak as well. I just got my third cat put on. My truck only has 83000km(im from canada). The second cat only lasted me a year and 4 months as well or just over 22000km. My new one probably wont last much longer since its seems to go so often.
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rednek
Dodge Dakota
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9/11/2002
22:57:15
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try replacing your O2 sensor I know it shouldnt go bad this early but its what makes those babies go to crap. or the final solution if you dont live in a sniffer state is to take it out or gut it. COUNTRY BOYS CAN SURVIVE
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99dakman
Dodge Dakota
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9/12/2002
16:58:30
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your damn sure country boys can survive, i live in a county that doesnt do sniff tests, so i had my cat off for a while when the first one went bad, the problem was, i had no low end torque cuz of the oxygen sensor i guess, so does anyone know how to fool the o2 sensor?
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Joshua S.
Dodge Dakota
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9/12/2002
20:23:09
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go to speed tweeks they have a thing that will fool ur o2 sensor and it cost $70.
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d/l dakota
Dodge Dakota
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9/13/2002
00:09:50
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I know how to make an O2 sim. It is real easy to do, but I have found the check egine light comes on if my TPS is set below .75v. All you need is 0.1f @ 1/4w capacitor and a 680k resistor. Total coast $4. There are four wires going to the O2 sensor 2 white and 1 black and 1 blue. The resistor can be put in series with either black or blue wire, doesn't matter. Then use the cap. to connect both the black and blue wires together. I'll try to illustrate.
-----rrrrrc----- r=resistor
/////////c////// c=capacitor
--------c-------
Hope this helps and saves you money. Thats how a country boy servives. Saving money!
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