[M3to335]

It doesnt seem to be the most difficult thing in the world. I was jus wondering if anyone has tackled it?

Here is an example -> http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/oxy...tor/index.html

[bdkevoIX]

Originally Posted by M3to335

It doesnt seem to be the most difficult thing in the world. I was jus wondering if anyone has tackled it?

Here is an example -> http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/oxy...tor/index.html

I don't know this will work for BMW's but if the O2 sensor placement is basically the same, I think it should work.

Machanical O2 Fix
http://forums.evolutionm.net/showthr...anical+fix+Cel

[e90AW335i]

Originally Posted by M3to335

It doesnt seem to be the most difficult thing in the world. I was jus wondering if anyone has tackled it?

Here is an example -> http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/oxy...tor/index.html

Just buy the BMS simms and be done with it....

[radgator1]

Originally Posted by e90AW335i

Just buy the BMS simms and be done with it....

Exactly. Mechanicals apparently don't worka nd no one but Terry has successfully made ecu sims so just by the proven product and be happily CEL-free

[e90AW335i]

Originally Posted by radgator1

Exactly. Mechanicals apparently don't worka nd no one but Terry has successfully made ecu sims so just by the proven product and be happily CEL-free

BMS products are always limp and CEL free....

[e.n335]

Originally Posted by e90AW335i

BMS products are always limp and CEL free....

Very strong statement

[down4it]

Originally Posted by e90AW335i

BMS products are always limp and CEL free....

As long as you follow the Tuners suggestions of running the product

[M3to335]

Wow, that was completely out of left field.

Guys, the point of this post wasnt to see who sold the sims, it was to see if anyone other then Terry and Shiv have a DIY solution. I just need something temporary for the next couple weeks.

[CASHBY]

I will be installing some 02 foulers like the EVO guys do on someone's car.

I will keep you posted if it works.... other than that Terry's 02 sims are great!

[e90AW335i]

Originally Posted by M3to335

Wow, that was completely out of left field.

Guys, the point of this post wasnt to see who sold the sims, it was to see if anyone other then Terry and Shiv have a DIY solution. I just need something temporary for the next couple weeks.

You just said Shiv has a solution so why not use his? Doesn't the PROcede have that feature?

[cn555ic]

Procede has this feature but the map that has this o2 sims are only for beta users...Shiv stated it will be out soon, but how soon is everyones guess

[M3to335]

Originally Posted by cn555ic

Procede has this feature but the map that has this o2 sims are only for beta users...Shiv stated it will be out soon, but how soon is everyones guess

Exactly.

[Malek@MRF]

If you want to make your own 02 simulator, it would be VERY VERY easy for you to do.

If you have a Mutli-meter handy, get under the car, and test the voltages of the OUTPUT signal of the POST CAT 02 sensors on the stock downpipes while the car is running.

Once you have done that, all you will need to do is create a small resistor pack to get you to the desired voltages. You might need an OP-AMP or resisto pack depending on application. Will only cost you a couple of bucks and its easy to do. Its not rocket science. The car's OBDII computer does not read POST CAT 02 sensors during WOT runs, it only reads during closed loop 02 feedback. (it obviously reads it, but the readings don't have any bearing on OBDII).

You can feed it a static voltage to keep it all happy.

[M3to335]

Malekreza11, sounds like your just the man do to a DIY