SCT Question.

Powerstroke85 · Feb 6, 2012

I currently have a H&S XRT Pro but bought a SCT livewire with innovative tunes. My H&S doesnt require any sensors to be plugged in so i have flo- pro's exhaust with no bungs. I was told SCT requires sensors pluged in for the truck to run properly. Is this true and if so is there any way around this so i can run my SCT without having to buy a new exhaust with the sensor bung's in it?

MINK · Feb 6, 2012

You need the sensors - Mine was always in high idle when I had to go without a egt sensor although im not sure about the pressure sensor.

Powerstroke85 · Feb 6, 2012

Can i take the sensor out of the stock exhaust and plug it in and zip tie it up out of the way?

Jhaddox · Feb 6, 2012

Almost positive you can do it that way

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Mpoage · Feb 6, 2012

Ya you can run it that way. That's what I had to do with my buddies 2010 and he's put about 10k miles on it so far with no problems.

powerstrokin15 · Feb 6, 2012

mines always had the pressure sensor zip tied up.

Eric@One of my mobile units

Powerstroke85 · Feb 6, 2012

ok, sounds good. Which sensor is it exactly? Is it the one furthest back towards the muffler on the stock exhaust?

Powerstroke85 · Feb 7, 2012

Does anybody know which sensor's exactly need to be plugged in for the off road livewire to function properly?

Mpoage · Feb 7, 2012

I'm pretty sure all of the sensors need to be plugged in.

powerstrokin15 · Feb 7, 2012

all the probes but the one with the box on it, it actually has like a bolt on mount.. its the only one that can be out

Powerstroke85 · Feb 7, 2012

Isnt the one with the box the pressure sensor? I think there is three probes and then the pressure sensor which is the box type. I'm not possitive though.

tbsimmons · Feb 7, 2012

Yes it is.

3brorce · Feb 7, 2012

So the pressure sensor does not need to be electrically plugged in. Good to know. Weight savings haha jk

Powerstroke85 · Feb 8, 2012

Ok. Thanks for the help! very much appreciated!

tbsimmons · Feb 8, 2012

I said yes to the box is the pressure sensor, being plugged in I dont know.
Try it and see. If it doesnt just install a 1/4" NPT pipe plug. Same thread as the fitting.