ViperTony
10-25-2013, 12:15 PM
This is not really a deep DIY but it's rather simple reference. For those of us that have a need to extend our front O2 Sensor Wires due to aftermarket headers, etc. there's a solution out there. Casper's Electronics sells a 24" O2 Sensor Extension harness. It's "almost" plug and play but doesn't require splicing of wires.
This is the extension (about $27 from Jeg's), Casper's Part Number 109034.
http://driveviper.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=105&d=1382721123
I stated it's "almost" plug and play because a slight modification is required in order for this extension to mate with your O2 engine wire harness, namely the adapter. Below, is a shot of the drivers' side O2 harness plug that connects to the O2 front sensor. This plug has a stub on it that will prevent it from mating with the extension harness. The stub needs to be shaved down or removed.
http://driveviper.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=106&d=1382721123
Once this stub is removed it's simply a matter of connecting it to the extension.
Consider this wire extension as an alternative to splicing.
- ViperTony
This is the extension (about $27 from Jeg's), Casper's Part Number 109034.
http://driveviper.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=105&d=1382721123
I stated it's "almost" plug and play because a slight modification is required in order for this extension to mate with your O2 engine wire harness, namely the adapter. Below, is a shot of the drivers' side O2 harness plug that connects to the O2 front sensor. This plug has a stub on it that will prevent it from mating with the extension harness. The stub needs to be shaved down or removed.
http://driveviper.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=106&d=1382721123
Once this stub is removed it's simply a matter of connecting it to the extension.
Consider this wire extension as an alternative to splicing.
- ViperTony