O2 sensor issues...question
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O2 sensor issues...question
I know I've gotten codes P0162 and P1416 before on the car, so I know I probably need new sensors, but would those going a bit haywire and off make my car feel completely gutless and like I'm driving a 4 cylinder??? I hammer on it on highways and it just feels like I'm free revving with little to know acceleration...wtf?
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Thats exactly what failing 02 sensors do.
And stop stomping the gas pedal when its running like that. Misfires and stumbling can damage your engine at high rpm.s
New 02 sensors...$40.00....Densos.....www.rockauto.com
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And stop stomping the gas pedal when its running like that. Misfires and stumbling can damage your engine at high rpm.s
New 02 sensors...$40.00....Densos.....www.rockauto.com
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yeah it felt sluggish before I got the codes showing up, and I use rock auto alot. They sponsor a local car club my wife is in and gets free shipping with a small discount
I'll probably go that route.
I'll probably go that route.
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And make sure you buy Densos. If you buy AC Delcos you will most likely get Densos in the box and pay double or triple. GM uses Densos now for their 02 sensors.
And Densos are a better 02 sensor than GM makes.
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The Densos have holes all oround the tip of the sensor, it catches alot more exhaust as it flows by, getting a more accurate sample.
Its just the way it should be made. Slits make no sense at all.
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The open slits that the GM and Bosch 02 sensors use to capture exhaust as its flows over them is just about the dumbest design ever. Only 2-3 of the slits gets direct flow of exhaust right into them. The others get exhaust flowing over the remaining 3-4 slits and they don;t catch exhaust as it flows by.
The Densos have holes all oround the tip of the sensor, it catches alot more exhaust as it flows by, getting a more accurate sample.
Its just the way it should be made. Slits make no sense at all.
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The Densos have holes all oround the tip of the sensor, it catches alot more exhaust as it flows by, getting a more accurate sample.
Its just the way it should be made. Slits make no sense at all.
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GM AC Delcos at the dealerships are as high as $150.00 each.
BUT...........GM now uses Densos as their own AC Delco sensors. If you go to any auto parts store or to the dealership and you buy AC Delso 02 sensors....you will open the AC Delco box and you will have Denso sensors in there.
This happened to me earlier this year at Bennett Auto. Opened the boxes at the counter and found Densos inside. I told the guy to go grab a box of Densos so I can look at them and the sensors were 100% identical in every way. But SCUMBAG "GM" was charging $130.00 per plug through Bennett. The Densos were like $60.00 each IIRC.
So of course I bought the Densos. And my friend who is a manager of a parts department at a Pontiac dealership confirmed that GM is using them now.
Densos are $39.xx each through www.rockauto.com GM is just a bunch of dirtbag rip-off artists. Thats why GM is going down the toilet, the entire company is **** and the people who work there are spoiled, over-paid cry babies. Bye-Bye GM.
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