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Stueck February-16th-2006 04:50 PM

MIL Eliminator
 
what exactly is it?

kargoboy February-16th-2006 05:53 PM

the systematic ethnic cleansing of all MILs...(mothers-in-law)

j/k, do mean in refence to header installations?

scotty878 February-16th-2006 06:11 PM

It's a little wire trick that fools the O2 sensor into believing it's reading correctly, for those headers that remove the cats, and obviously aren't reading correctly....

Roddimus Prime February-16th-2006 06:55 PM

yeah. it's an electrical fix to those who have removed cats and want the ecu to see the correct voltage from the o2 sensor.

I have a handful here still for sale if you need one. They are $15shipped.

I prefer them to the cheaper non-fouler method because the MIL is a constant fix that will work all the time. The non-fouler just keeps the o2 out of the exhaust stream so it won't read correctly...one is going to work all the time...one is hopefully going to work.

snap-on February-16th-2006 07:27 PM

The PCM wants to see a flux reading from the front oxygen sensor (ahead of the converter) and a somewhat flat reading (behind the converter). As the fuel injection system attempts to tune the air fuel mixture as perfect as possible it looks for "crosscounts" The MIL eliminator generates a square wave pattern to the PCM fooling it into thinking you have a regular oxygen sensor.

Roddimus Prime February-16th-2006 10:20 PM

^^ the more complex detailed answer to the question!

Snap-on is becoming a wealth of good info here!

Stueck February-17th-2006 01:20 AM

no radioshack?

kargoboy February-17th-2006 08:14 AM


Originally Posted by Stueck
no radioshack?

Yeah, but it's easier to just buy it from Matty.

Anyway, I'm using the spark plug non- foulers on mine because I'm better at drilling than splicing. It's been working fine, but you know, I'm always willing to help Matty make a sale.

Roddimus Prime February-17th-2006 02:18 PM

the advantage to buying the ones from me are that mine are pre-built, tested, and have a 0-failure rate so far. Also they come with color instructions to make installing them idiot-proof.

I'm not offended though if someone else wants to make their own or do something else.

Stueck February-17th-2006 04:58 PM


Originally Posted by Roddimus Prime
the advantage to buying the ones from me are that mine are pre-built, tested, and have a 0-failure rate so far. Also they come with color instructions to make installing them idiot-proof.

I'm not offended though if someone else wants to make their own or do something else.

yeah, dont worry, im definately buying from you. i may be getting a OBX header soon, and i was wondering.

kargoboy February-17th-2006 05:33 PM


Originally Posted by Stueck
yeah, dont worry, im definately buying from you. i may be getting a OBX header soon, and i was wondering.

good luck finding one these days...

Roddimus Prime February-17th-2006 05:49 PM

yeah, no'ones got the obx's anymore.....I wish I had one of your headers here Gary so I can test it out... could you pm me a price on one and I may be able to buy one for testing purposes....have it jet-coated also.

Phantom Cruiser February-17th-2006 06:42 PM

I've had 100% success with my MIL eliminator/resistor.

import_tuner19 February-18th-2006 12:57 PM

yeah i'll order a mil eliminator here in a little while.....stil gotta wait for my header


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