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      04-17-2011, 05:51 PM   #1
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Which downpipe is bank 1?

I think I may have swapped my o2 sensors when installing my downpipes. To figure this out, I'm going to datalog the o2 bank1 and bank2 AFRs (while at idle) with one of them disconnected. For this to work I need to know which one is which. Thanks.
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      04-17-2011, 05:56 PM   #2
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I would think bank 1 is the front turbo
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      04-17-2011, 06:00 PM   #3
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What symptoms is your car exhibiting? Mine were swapped and had to go through this whole deal.
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Front turbo bank 1
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      04-17-2011, 08:05 PM   #5
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Is that the one that connects to the drivers side midpipe? Because I can't see which one connects to the front turbo with the underpan still mostly on.
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What symptoms is your car exhibiting? Mine were swapped and had to go through this whole deal.
Oscillations in power at high speeds on cruise control, especially when going downhill. Not huge, but noticeable. I also have boost jumping around under heavy (but not WOT) throttle and stuttering when lugging the engine. I'm finally getting a tool to change the spark plugs Wednesday, hoping that'll clear up some of it as well.
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instead of messing with that, just makes sure the black o2 sensors are in the front turbo downpipe and the gray ones are in the rear turbo downpipe
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Just checked. Both black wires are on the longer downpipe. Hmm. I wonder what is causing the oscillations. I have no codes (even when stuttering), did the v5 harness upgrade and am running the 3-15 FW/Maps. Should my o2 modifier be set to any specific value or is it irrelevant with canclear on?
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Is that the one that connects to the drivers side midpipe? Because I can't see which one connects to the front turbo with the underpan still mostly on.
Yes it is...driver's side pipe is bank1
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      04-17-2011, 10:54 PM   #10
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I had what sounds to be the same problem a while back. No codes and mostly felt it on cruise control. Turned out to be an injector. Had it replaced and no trouble since.
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I had the same thing, installed the BMS o2 sim, problem solved...smoothed the car right out, plugged it into the v5 harness
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      04-18-2011, 09:21 AM   #13
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I had the same thing, installed the BMS o2 sim, problem solved...smoothed the car right out, plugged it into the v5 harness
Yeah, I just find it ridiculous to have to buy something else with the v5 plugged in already.
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