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Discussion in '360/430' started by toussi1, Aug 15, 2007.

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  1. toussi1

    toussi1 Karting

    Jun 10, 2007
    160
    USA
    #1 toussi1, Aug 15, 2007
    I just bought a 2001 360, drove it off the lot, the check engien comes on. Gives codes PO432 = something to do with the cat converter... Is there anything you can connect to it to shut it up forever?
     
  2. mr_bock

    mr_bock Formula 3

    Oct 27, 2006
    1,373
    FL full time
    #2 mr_bock, Aug 15, 2007
    I ordered a O2 Simulator, Universal, Dual output for my M5, just installed SuperSprint Headers and EVO High Flow CATS. I hope to get it this Friday and install it over the weekend. It just might be the ticket!!!

    www.o2simulator.com

    Good Luck to all...
     
  3. toussi1

    toussi1 Karting

    Jun 10, 2007
    160
    USA
    #3 toussi1, Aug 15, 2007
    Please let me know if it works out and shuts the computer off. OBDII is soo anoying.
     
  4. ferrarilou

    ferrarilou Formula Junior

    Apr 13, 2004
    513
    US
    Full Name:
    Lou Menditto
    #4 ferrarilou, Aug 16, 2007
    While I agree that the sensitivity of the OBDII system is annoying, you didn't mention if the car's exhaust system has been modified in any non-stock way. If the cats and exhaust are stock, then I would recommend you have the system checked by a dealer since it really shouldn't throw a code. I think cats are still required to be warranteed for 8yrs (should double-check this) so it may be worth fixing. My 360 hasn't thrown an emmissions code since I had an exhaust leak fixed quite a long time ago ... and I have both a tubi and high flow cats. Just a suggestion.


    Lou
     
  5. rareguitar

    rareguitar Formula Junior

    May 21, 2006
    308
    Virginia Beach, VA
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    Brad King
    #5 rareguitar, Aug 16, 2007
    Just kill the power to the car with the dial in trunk and wait 10 minutes, Power up again and codes will clear and check engine will go off.

    Brad
     

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