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Old 5th November 2008, 07:48   #1
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Putting my 4 branch on today and im not sure if the lamba sensor will reach from the standard manifold(which is on the tside of the downpipe) to the thread on the new on (which is where you would join your cat / decat to)

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You can unplug the sensor from the plug thr re route the wiring to it fits easy job mate
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It wont affect the sensor or can i just resolder some extra length onto it??
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Wont effect it and you dont need to do anything

Just unplug the senspr, put it into the manifold and the redirect the existing wiring and reclip it in
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re route the wire out down the back and it plugs straight in mate
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