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    O2 Sensors

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    2017 ACR, where are the secondary O2 sensors located on the exhaust,
    am i right to believe that the are right at the back just before the exit?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sssammm View Post
    2017 ACR, where are the secondary O2 sensors located on the exhaust,
    am i right to believe that the are right at the back just before the exit?
    I would look for them between the catalytic converters. (The following is a photo of 2014 OEM config)

    https://driveviper.com/forums/thread...ll=1#post93969Gen 5 stock exhaust.jpg

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    Secondary O2 sensors are after the first cat, so pretty much right in front of your feet.

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    apparently not on the ACR, they are on the bend of the tailpipe ???

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    Quote Originally Posted by sssammm View Post
    apparently not on the ACR, they are on the bend of the tailpipe ???
    No, the sensors are definitely NOT in the bend of the tailpipe on the ACR. Look at AZTVR's photo above.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sssammm View Post
    apparently not on the ACR, they are on the bend of the tailpipe ???
    You may be thinking about a post or photo of a Bellanger configuration.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AZTVR View Post
    You may be thinking about a post or photo of a Bellanger configuration.
    On the Belanger system, the downstream O2's are not in the tail pipe either unless Lou changed the design over the last two years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ViperTony View Post
    On the Belanger system, the downstream O2's are not in the tail pipe either unless Lou changed the design over the last two years.
    I was recalling post #15 in a thread from earlier this week, and the thread also had a photo to show where the bungs should be now. https://driveviper.com/forums/thread...l=1#post421851

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    [ATTACH=CONFIG]45790[/ATTACH
    Rear bung position now
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    yes i agree, at first when i got my Belanger, the secondary was by the tip, i was just querying this, but since installing the Belangers, the primary bung has been moved down from the tube, where the older ones used to be, down to the collector, so my primary O2 sensors are now 12" too short

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    I found O2 sensor extensions for my Gen2 years ago when I moved the upstream O2 sensor to the collector in those Belanger headers. I don't know if the supplier makes an extension for the GenV but worth a look. Caspers Electronics is the manufacturer. Summit sells them maybe they have one for the GenV. https://www.summitracing.com/search/...s?fr=part-type

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    Quote Originally Posted by ViperTony View Post
    I found O2 sensor extensions for my Gen2 years ago when I moved the upstream O2 sensor to the collector in those Belanger headers. I don't know if the supplier makes an extension for the GenV but worth a look. Caspers Electronics is the manufacturer. Summit sells them maybe they have one for the GenV. https://www.summitracing.com/search/...s?fr=part-type
    Thanks Tony

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fatboy 18 View Post
    Thanks Tony
    I'd also call Lou Belanger too...he must know a source. Dan Lesser, Dan Craigan, JonB, etc. I'm sure they've all run into similar situations requiring the need for extensions.

    Also it appears Amazon has them.... https://www.amazon.com/2014-2017-Che...3981073&sr=8-3
    Last edited by ViperTony; 10-29-2020 at 10:18 AM.

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    Thanks Tony,
    Just ordered

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    ARH headers on my Gen 4 required extensions but they were provided by ARH. The plugs and sensors are different on a Gen 5 though so the Gen 4 extensions wouldn't work.

    By the way, if you are running the Mopar Controller you don't need the rear sensors just install a threaded plug in the bung.


 

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