cs one

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  1. andreww

    andreww Active Member

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    After some advice. Just purchased a Vance and Hines CS ONE but having fitting issues.basically it has no hole for the oxgen sensor in the new collector box. Has anyone come across this or do have a duffer?
     
    #1 andreww, Aug 23, 2015
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    Have you tried running the bike without it to see if you get an EML? a PCV will eliminate the need to an o2 sensor but thats an additional expense.

    I don't know weather or not it should have a socket for the sensor, i had a V&H system on my Harley and that had the holes for the sensors.
     
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  3. exuptoy

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    You could always get a boss fitted. Only about a fiver on the bay and maybe £20-£30 at your local engineering shop to weld it on. Stainless pipe makes it easier than titanium.
     
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    Just get an o2 eliminator about £15 on ebay! Save messing with the exhaust.

    Quite a few American made exhausts don't have the lambda sensor hole so no not a duffer
     
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    exuptoy Elite Member

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    Will you then need a PC or Bazil then though or will the bike still run fine with the eliminator?
     
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    I ran my racefit with just an o2 eliminator for a while no problem
     
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  7. andreww

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    Thanks for your help chaps
    Forgive my ignorance. If I fit a 02 eliminator wont that cause under or over fuelling?
     
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    That was the reason behind my Q. Surely the ecu will only fuel on the given value of the resistor in the eliminator so it will not fuel correctly?
     
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