EGR code and rear 02 code.

DRAGIN · Nov 10th, 2005, 10:05 PM

Hey all, I have a 96 200SX SER ecu in my turbo G20 and have codes for EGR and rear 02 since I have no egr system or cat. I've searched the forums but cannot find what value resistors I can use to shut these codes off with my JWT ecu. Apparently this unit was flashed for turbo but didn't the installer didn't have JWT do the internal resistor work. I heard I can put a resistor inline for the rear 02 and I can put a certain value resistor into the egr temp sensor plug. Anyone know? Please help if you do.

Yes I did a search here and can't find the answers.

**wes** · Nov 10th, 2005, 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by DRAGIN

Hey all, I have a 96 200SX SER ecu in my turbo G20 and have codes for EGR and rear 02 since I have no egr system or cat. I've searched the forums but cannot find what value resistors I can use to shut these codes off with my JWT ecu. Apparently this unit was flashed for turbo but didn't the installer didn't have JWT do the internal resistor work. I heard I can put a resistor inline for the rear 02 and I can put a certain value resistor into the egr temp sensor plug. Anyone know? Please help if you do.

Yes I did a search here and can't find the answers.

I do not know the value off hand but the resistor trick does not always work. Anyway if you call JWT directly they should be able to help you with this.

TJ200SX · Dec 8th, 2005, 01:33 AM

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Originally Posted by DRAGIN

Hey all, I have a 96 200SX SER ecu in my turbo G20 and have codes for EGR and rear 02 since I have no egr system or cat. I've searched the forums but cannot find what value resistors I can use to shut these codes off with my JWT ecu. Apparently this unit was flashed for turbo but didn't the installer didn't have JWT do the internal resistor work. I heard I can put a resistor inline for the rear 02 and I can put a certain value resistor into the egr temp sensor plug. Anyone know? Please help if you do.

Yes I did a search here and can't find the answers.

It's supposed to be a 68k ohm to 70k ohm resistor on the egr temp sensor. It hasn't worked for me yet though.