Hi All,
I've searched the forum and I can't find an answer (that I can understand anyway) to some issues I'm having installing an Arrow 2 into 1 exhaust system on my 2011 Bonneville SE.
My plan was to install the new system, install a Breathe and a DNA filter, leave the O2 system intact, and then ride back to the dealer where I bought the Arrow and have them do a remap.
Trouble is the O2 sensor cables don't appear to be long enough to reach the ports in the Arrow headers. After reading a lot of threads I'm thinking I might as well disconnect the O2 sensors and be done with it. Or should I see about getting longer cables?
The question is, how exactly do I do that? I have the plugs that came with the Arrow headers so I could use them. But what do I do with the sensors? Just disconnect them from the harness? I recall something Forchetto wrote that if I started the bike with the sensors disconnected it would cause an MIL (whatever that is).
I apologize if this has been covered before. If so please point me in the right direction.
Thanks,
Bob
I've searched the forum and I can't find an answer (that I can understand anyway) to some issues I'm having installing an Arrow 2 into 1 exhaust system on my 2011 Bonneville SE.
My plan was to install the new system, install a Breathe and a DNA filter, leave the O2 system intact, and then ride back to the dealer where I bought the Arrow and have them do a remap.
Trouble is the O2 sensor cables don't appear to be long enough to reach the ports in the Arrow headers. After reading a lot of threads I'm thinking I might as well disconnect the O2 sensors and be done with it. Or should I see about getting longer cables?
The question is, how exactly do I do that? I have the plugs that came with the Arrow headers so I could use them. But what do I do with the sensors? Just disconnect them from the harness? I recall something Forchetto wrote that if I started the bike with the sensors disconnected it would cause an MIL (whatever that is).
I apologize if this has been covered before. If so please point me in the right direction.
Thanks,
Bob