YOUR RESEARCHPorsche 996 911 2002 3.6 catalytic converter removal question
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Hello everyone and happy New Years, I have a question! My 2002 porsche 911 3.6 Carrera has oxygen sensors before the catalytic converter but not after, so the car had only 2 oxygen sensors before catalytic converter! Does that mean I can remove my catalytic converter without getting and engine light or error? I assumed so as there is no sensors after it, but I thought id ask your advice guys! Thank you so much
Custom exhaust? My 2003 has 4, two in front two after.
Your car should have four O2 sensors. Two pre-cat and two post-cat. Take a picture of the O2 wiring connectors. They are grey housings with red locking tabs located on each side of the engine bay.
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