cel fix 4 tbe

Discussion in 'Modifications & DIY how-to' started by knhtrdr, Jul 14, 2006.

  1. knhtrdr

    knhtrdr Active Member

    This was done excatly to the letter of Mr SS (see boost creep or what thread) but I just wanted to post some pics of it.
    I got the arrestors, 1/2 drill bit and 1040, put the arrestors in a vice and went to drilling. down the middle it will get hot so I stopped a few times sprayed and went back at it. when it gets close to the bottom it gets kinda hard to dirll so I flipped it over and started from the bottom and went through. the arrestor will be HOT so dont go grabbing it right away an shavings will be everywhere in side a can of air will help or blow on it or bang it on the table but the canned air works better. reapeat. and screw together. unscrew the sensor in the dp and insert inte the drilled arrestors and screw back in tight and thats it! I will do my best to put the pics in the order I wrote this.

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    Last edited: Jul 14, 2006
  2. knhtrdr

    knhtrdr Active Member

    last two. oh yeah undo the negative on the battery and the cel should go off.(just learned today):) hope this is helpful to someone the pics are kinda small cause I took them with my phone.
     

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  3. goixiz

    goixiz Active Member

    just make sure your wires are tucked in well and not touching the exhaust.
     
  4. knhtrdr

    knhtrdr Active Member

    Oh Yes, Thanks!
     
  5. YEa.....trust me they will melt and cost lots to fix if not caught in time
     
  6. knhtrdr

    knhtrdr Active Member

    I have it back as far as It can go.
     
  7. Weapon

    Weapon 90lbs of dynamite Supporting Member

    nice..glad it got rid of your CEL
     
  8. Mad Mallard

    Mad Mallard the mad mallard

    i'm sorry if I seem too ignorant, but what exactly was this doing? I couldn't tell.
     
  9. Weapon

    Weapon 90lbs of dynamite Supporting Member

    it backs out the sensor
     
  10. Mad Mallard

    Mad Mallard the mad mallard

    so this is the back sensor? The idea being that you keep the sensor, but less of it is exposed, is that right?
     
  11. Yes ;)
     

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