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Old 09-09-2016, 12:17 PM   #20 (permalink)
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Default When to replace o2 sensors

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Originally Posted by Jsolo View Post
Sure, O2 response plays a huge role in fueling. If the o2 is lazy, throttle response will suffer. I'd start by cleaning the throttle bodies then go from there.

Gave the throttle bodies a thorough cleaning when i picked the car up so i guess that leaves just one thing...well technically 2 since there is one for each side lol....question though, will a lazy o2 sensor harm the new cats in any way?


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