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spacing out - need an ROW verification
#1

i'm having a senior moment - i know almost all of the ROW cars came with a cat - i could swear that somebody here already verified that it also has an O2 sensor - please verify
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#2

Living in the Netherlands, my 92 has a cat and 02 sensor.
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#3

yeah - that's what i thought - thanks
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#4

Same for Spain
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#5

Same for Italian spec cars. But I believe that South African spec cars came without a cat, so maybe no oxygen sensor as well.
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#6

Same for UK aswell
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#7

And Australia
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yeah- south africa is the only place i've heard of so far that was cat delete

thanks guys - that's what i remembered - my brain in focused on a gig right now, so i have been spacing lately
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#9

I can vouch for Australia also having a Cat and O2 sensor. I was talking to another 968 owner when I travelled down to NSW for a track day at Eastern Creek and he suggested that replacing the O2 sensor will actually increase HP given the cars age. I have a quote from my mechanic to replace the O2 sensor that I am thinking about curently.

So yes to both a Cat and an O2 sensor for the land down under (or is that upside down?).
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#10

my 92 has no cat and no O2 sensor... Cat was cut out due to poor fuel quality back then. (South Africa)
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#11

According to PET cars without an O2 sensor have option code M150 (Operation with leaded gas). Looking these up results in to following:

Code # Note
C00 2 German specification
C06 3 French colonial specification
C16 1 UK specification
C24 18 New Zealand specification
C26 33 South African specification
C31 8 Saudi Arabian specification
C32 31 Arab Gulf State specification
C99 21 Non standard specification

Anyone who knows the exact differences? I've seen a plug for the O2 sensor and a potentiometer. I cannot find an exhaust without a cat in PET...
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#12

On exhaust, there is a metal stud screwed into the pipe where I assume the O2 sensor should be fitted.
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Yes, that's what I meant by plug. The rest of the M150 hardware (brackets, cable harness and potentiometer) is located near the DME. Probably there's more but I don't know how to check that other then going thru all PET pages.
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