Washing out cylinders
03-10-2008, 11:23 PM
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Washing out cylinders I have a 98 camaro z28 6speed. I have found that my front o2 sensors have took a dump. I have been driving it like this for a week(waiting on my paycheck). Will this wash out my cylinders. I don't drive it hard 3grand shift outs. Should I be worried. I will have them replaced on the 13th. Will it hold together.
03-11-2008, 09:58 PM
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When the car is in open loop. Will it still run like normal. After a while it will clear up and begin to run fine, just untill I turn it off and restart it...like after I come out of a store or something like that.
03-12-2008, 02:37 AM
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I've herd that you can swap rear O2's with the front ones as the rear set is just for emmisions.
Just double check with a shop or someone else before you go ahead...
It will probably throw a code in regaurds to a failed O2, but it'll help you out till the funds come in and keep the car running smooth and the milage in check.
Just double check with a shop or someone else before you go ahead...
It will probably throw a code in regaurds to a failed O2, but it'll help you out till the funds come in and keep the car running smooth and the milage in check.
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Are you sure about that? I had to make my own extensions when i put my ls1 into my s10 and i used one of the rear o2 harness conectors with a front sensor and it pluged right in. same with the sensor plug. It pluged right into the rear connector being a front sensor.
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There is a slight difference not major. Its only the ranges it reads, voltage, heater circuit, etc etc, if u look they have A1 or A2 stamped on them or some odd combonation of numbers
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On the connector to the O2 sensor its self, or the O2 has a differnet connector?
All of my O2's were the same part number with the same connection type
Maybe I misunderstood what Sharpe ment...?
All of my O2's were the same part number with the same connection type
Maybe I misunderstood what Sharpe ment...?
03-12-2008, 03:56 PM
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It's the same sensor, front and rear
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