dragster557
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Have you ever known some one to change this sensor and help fuel milage when there were no codes showing any problems.Thanks
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you can always check it by yourself by connecting a multimeter and measure the ohm
you can always check it by yourself by connecting a multimeter and measure the ohm
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Nobody ever thinks about the O2 sensor until there is a problem, but you are supposed to replace it every 50,000 miles for older vehicles and around 100,000 for newer (with OBDII). Replacing it helps keep the correct info about your A/F ratio and helps keep the cat from crapping out early.
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