Hey forum.....is is possible to just "disconnect" the catalyst? Without to many problems!!
What can happen if you buy a car with a G-kat and decide to take it of and install "normal" pipes?
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johnono
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jo det kan man godt!
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jo det kan man godt!
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anderls
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Dav Johnono...manner tidligt oppe!!
Ok....I still have to get rid of my old 320 and "upgrade" to 325....
(Admin...Where did all my posts go?)
Ok....I still have to get rid of my old 320 and "upgrade" to 325....
(Admin...Where did all my posts go?)
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Men Nej!! du kan sagtens med den 20 du har, det skal bare omlaves LIDT!! men mega lidt!
Har lige sndt pm, kik og se, hvis du mangler noget, bare skriv
Men Nej!! du kan sagtens med den 20 du har, det skal bare omlaves LIDT!! men mega lidt!
Har lige sndt pm, kik og se, hvis du mangler noget, bare skriv
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'kin ell boys 
Dunno if Johnono has answered this but yes you can just discoonect the lambda sensor and bin the cat.
There is a wiring loom socket underneath the battery tray under the bonnet, twist the connector off and remove the sensor. All cat prepared cars have a plastic cap attached to this socket to prevent corrosion, would be a good idea to raid a breakers yard for one.
The ECU will the run in open loop and you may even get a bit more 'poke'.
Cheers,
Iain T
Dunno if Johnono has answered this but yes you can just discoonect the lambda sensor and bin the cat.
There is a wiring loom socket underneath the battery tray under the bonnet, twist the connector off and remove the sensor. All cat prepared cars have a plastic cap attached to this socket to prevent corrosion, would be a good idea to raid a breakers yard for one.
The ECU will the run in open loop and you may even get a bit more 'poke'.
Cheers,
Iain T
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yea, i did in a pm, too much danish first thing in the mornin 
but pretty much said the same as u iain
would he need a non cat chip or not?-
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Johnono, thought you might have 
The standard ECU and chip will work fine with/without the lambda sensor, no worries there mate
Cheers,
Iain T
The standard ECU and chip will work fine with/without the lambda sensor, no worries there mate
Cheers,
Iain T
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top man, cheers iain ;)