Trupiano
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- 2010 Ram 2500 6.7L CTD Crew Cab
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- 6.7L CTD
Hell yeah shadow! That **** is HOT!!!!
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I used non-foulers in mine as well. Never had a problem since, and it's been almost a year.
I didn't stick steel wool in mine, think it will still give me a cel?
I don't think that is a big deal. The sensor may be isolated enough not throw an error code. If it does, stuff some steel wool in it.
If it does, then try the steel wool, or try stacking two non foulers. Heard that works as well.
When they stack anti-foulers I think they drill the one that the sensor screws into and leave the one that screws into the pipe with a small hole. That really isolates the sensor. Might even beable to terminate the sensor signal wire to stay in one state or the other and not throw codes.
My rears have never been plugged in since install and I have never got a code...
They are plugged in but not in the pipe. Just wrapped in foil and thrown in the heat shield