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pciley · 11-08-2004, 11:52 PM

Third time's a charm! I tried a mod suggested by a member here to make my own O2 simulator using Radio Shack capacitors and resistors... no workie!

Tried a unit I bought on line.. no workie!

Almost gave up, was buying brake fluid at dealer, SAW O2 SIM. ON THE WALL!!!
Bought, installed, works great, NO MORE MIL on the straight pipes!!!!

I used an OBDII scanner to delete the MIL code and it hasn't come back on since, at least half a dozen restarts and several hundred miles later. It used to show up after TWO Trips so I know for sure it is working.

From Mossy Nissan in Oceanside, Cali, the part number is
"02x/104052" (intended for Nissan Sentra)

Price was kinda steep at $45 each

Here's the wiring diagram and the packaging.

Good luck!

11-08-2004, 11:52 PM	#1 (permalink)
pciley Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Perris, CA Posts: 1,496 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Working O2 Simulators Installed Third time's a charm! I tried a mod suggested by a member here to make my own O2 simulator using Radio Shack capacitors and resistors... no workie! Tried a unit I bought on line.. no workie! Almost gave up, was buying brake fluid at dealer, SAW O2 SIM. ON THE WALL!!! Bought, installed, works great, NO MORE MIL on the straight pipes!!!! I used an OBDII scanner to delete the MIL code and it hasn't come back on since, at least half a dozen restarts and several hundred miles later. It used to show up after TWO Trips so I know for sure it is working. From Mossy Nissan in Oceanside, Cali, the part number is "02x/104052" (intended for Nissan Sentra) Price was kinda steep at $45 each Here's the wiring diagram and the packaging. Good luck! Attached Thumbnails __________________ KC XE Smoke