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 Post subject: control o2 sensor after cat disabling
PostPosted: Tue Feb 09, 2016 6:58 pm 
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Can i get some help in disabling control o2 sensors in 330ci e46 2000 year
ecu is ms43, here is ori file from car !!
There is a tex file with software and hardware versions


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 Post subject: Re: control o2 sensor after cat disabling
PostPosted: Wed Feb 10, 2016 11:48 am 
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Try this ;)


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 Post subject: Re: control o2 sensor after cat disabling
PostPosted: Thu Feb 11, 2016 12:32 am 
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Thank you for help !!
Solved problem with secondary o2 sensors reprogramming dme with progman !
Did not tested your file, but thank you again for prompt help.
Here is file (i think is e2) full read 512kb, partial read 64kb, tuned 64kb file, and XDF i found on internet and used for tuning ecu !


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 Post subject: Re: control o2 sensor after cat disabling
PostPosted: Mon Nov 14, 2016 5:37 pm 
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Hi, I would also like to disable o2 sensors after cat delete and putting headers on 330i, do I need to only off the following dtc : O2 sensor heater pre cat, O2 sensor heater post cat; o2 sensors voltage upstream and downstream ?
I checked in the bin that Cloudforce made and using A2L I see 4 bytes changed, only one identified is "C_ABC_MAX_KNK", can someone tell me what is it ? And what are others ?
Thank you, I post you my bin.


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 Post subject: Re: control o2 sensor after cat disabling
PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2016 4:13 am 
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M52Drifter wrote:
Hi, I would also like to disable o2 sensors after cat delete and putting headers on 330i, do I need to only off the following dtc : O2 sensor heater pre cat, O2 sensor heater post cat; o2 sensors voltage upstream and downstream ?
I checked in the bin that Cloudforce made and using A2L I see 4 bytes changed, only one identified is "C_ABC_MAX_KNK", can someone tell me what is it ? And what are others ?
Thank you, I post you my bin.


I don“t think i changed the max anti-bounce counter for the knock sensor :)

Nevertheless, go to the ms43 wiki and take a look at the different sections. We explained the settings of c_conf_cat which tell the ecu how many and where the lambda probes are positioned.

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 Post subject: Re: control o2 sensor after cat disabling
PostPosted: Sat Aug 26, 2017 1:42 pm 
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M52Drifter wrote:
Hi, I would also like to disable o2 sensors after cat delete and putting headers on 330i, do I need to only off the following dtc : O2 sensor heater pre cat, O2 sensor heater post cat; o2 sensors voltage upstream and downstream ?
I checked in the bin that Cloudforce made and using A2L I see 4 bytes changed, only one identified is "C_ABC_MAX_KNK", can someone tell me what is it ? And what are others ?
Thank you, I post you my bin.


did u work out with 8000+ rpms ??


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 Post subject: Re: control o2 sensor after cat disabling
PostPosted: Mon Aug 28, 2017 11:20 am 
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If you do this your standard springs, valves and so on will be say: Hello my dump friend!
At standard engine not more than 7000 rpm! But 7000 rpm isnt a really good value because of vibrations.


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