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As long as the car is programmed for US emissions you will need all 4 sensors (before and after cats) to be allowed to clear the code.
You can program the car (for track purposes) to only look at the after cat sensors. You would need a PST2 or PIWIS tester and your IPAS codes to do that.
Won't there still be an error to reprogram to look at the 2nd set of sensors? There is no cat on the car right now. Sorry to ask. What is a PST2 or PIWIS tester and IPAS codes?
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Hello guys, I have installed a new racing exhaust with no cataylic converter. The Engine Check Light signal then comes on saying the front and back O2 sensors are faulty. I have tried to relocate the after cat sensors out of the exhaust pipe with no changes. Can anyone tell me how to clear this code? Thank you.
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Yep, cover in several TSBs.
Okay thx...i'll go check it out.
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Does anyone has the same experience of Interior Weird Squeaking Noise on the passenger side from bumpy road? Sounds like the panel or dashboard is not tight enough and rubbing against other parts. Does anyone has this problem and solutions? Thanks in advance
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I have called up my tech and he said it was code 1124. Is this helpful?
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I am using The Potenza RE001 Adrenalin on my Boxster S. It's one of the best tires I have ever put on. Never let me down. I am able to corner into the same corner at 85km/hr rathan than 80km/hr from before. It's just too perfect.
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I forgot the exact code. But my technician told me it's because of the O2 sensors behind the free flow catalytic converters causing the CEL. Can I just ignore it and let the car keep running without any long term engine problem?
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Has anyone tried the Gahh Boxster Glass Top before? Is it any better or worst than the Robin's?
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Thanks for your reply. Yes, i have got the code reader and it has indicate problem with the O2 sensors between the catalytic converter.
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Hello everyone,
My used 2002 Boxster is comes with Free Flow Cat w/ Check Engine Light from the previous owner. I was wondering can I ignore this CEL? Will it affects my car's air/fuel ratio or engine performance? :huh: Thanks in advance
Weird Whirling Noise at Cold Start
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Posted · Edited by rmahawaii
I am experiencing a Weird Whirling Noise at Cold Engine Start. The sound will goes away when restart the car during the day. Is this the secondary Air Pump? I have attached the audio clip here. Thanks in advance.