Yamaha Cat Temp Sensor Removal Chip Fit 1300 1200 800 Gpr Xlt Waverunner 66v 60t on 2040-parts.com
Greeley, Colorado, United States
Description
The PWC Cat Temp Sensor Chip is a must when replacing the OEM Catalytic Converter with the D-plate on your Yamaha GPR. The Temp Sensor imitates the signal sent to the OEM CDI by the Catalytic Converter’s temperature probe preventing CDI flutters, warning devices sounding and engine shut downs due to cat removal. The use of this sensor is only necessary with the OEM CDI. Plugs directly into factory wiring harness.
Feature*Fits all Yamaha 1200/1300 66V/60T power-valve models *Direct plug-in to stock harness *Use when replacing catalytic converter with any brand D-plate *Prevents engine warnings/shutdowns due to cat removal The cat removal sensor chip will eliminate warning lights from coming on due to the exhaust temperature sensor circuit being removed with the catalytic converter. All connector sets are bench tested for performance. Keeps your engine bay looking clean. Vehicle Fitment All 1200/1300 PV 66V/60T Models Fits the following Yamaha Power Valve models:
Note:This part is for competition use only! Package: 1 *Removal ChipItem num: CHIP-01
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