When is it time for new O2s?
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When is it time for new O2s?
My front O2 sensors are throwing codes every once and a while, however I reset my computer and the stumbling problems I had seem to be gone. I am wondering, should I just swap in my back O2s to be on the safe side? Or is there a criteria for getting new O2s? Is there a way to tell if O2s are functioning 100%?
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Originally Posted by ShadowLightCSU
Already done that, and like I said it is intermittent.
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O2 simms on there, so they are just sitting in a box. What I am worried about, is the rears will do the same thing, because they've been through two header swaps like the fronts have. Are O2s something that either work or don't work, or can they be working badly and be throwing my tune off?
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Originally Posted by ShadowLightCSU
So hypothetically, if after resetting my computer and I go through a tank of gas without throwing them again, I'm okay?