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welding the AFR sensor on the exhaust, anyone in Sydney area?

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    welding the AFR sensor on the exhaust, anyone in Sydney area?

    Do you guys know any muffler shop where I can get my AFR sensor welded onto the exhaust? thanks
    Tags: afr, exhaust, muffler, sensor, shop
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    do u mean the o2 sensor

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      Yes, the bung for o2 sensor for AFR gauge, have anyone of yous installed the gauge?, where is the best spot for the sensor? As far as I know it needs to be before the cat converter but I'm not sure where exactly is the right spot. thanks

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        Originally posted by MikyHRC View Post
        Yes, the bung for o2 sensor for AFR gauge, have anyone of yous installed the gauge?, where is the best spot for the sensor? As far as I know it needs to be before the cat converter but I'm not sure where exactly is the right spot. thanks
        Surely there's instructions with the gauge? Mine is the same distance from the turbo as the std sensor.
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          Liverpool Exhaust can do it. In the Eastern Suburbs, try HiTec Exhausts.
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            Originally posted by h100vw View Post
            Surely there's instructions with the gauge? Mine is the same distance from the turbo as the std sensor.
            Thanks h100vw, yeah I haven't really checked the instructions yet

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              Originally posted by brad View Post
              Liverpool Exhaust can do it. In the Eastern Suburbs, try HiTec Exhausts.
              Hey mate, yeah I heard about Liverpool Exhaust, it's just a bit far for me...did you mean Hi-Tech Mufflers? I Went there the other day, guys did not even know what the AFR gauge is for, asked me who told me to put it on quoted me $250 for taking the part of the exhaust off, drilling the hole and welding the bung on ..bit expansive so want to try to take the pipe off my self and get the bung welded for $50 at Best Mufflers but thanks anyway

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