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Old 02-21-2005, 06:04 PM
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well my ses light came on again (i deleted the same code 2 days ago) it is the o2 heater sensor circuit malfunction (or something of that sort) is this code a threat in any way? should i get it fixed my a dealership or something? THanks
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I think it's telling you that the O2 sensor in question
is getting sleepy. If it's rears, it's just a nag. If it's
fronts, that probably means it's doing a poor job of
closed loop mixture monitoring, probably result in some
sub-par part throttle performance and possibly (if it
pushes fuel trims positive) degrade WOT as well.

I'd go for the higher-heater-wattage types when you
put the headers on. If that's near-term then no point
buying a replacement F-bofy one; get a 'vette rear
pair (though I guess you could buy them early and
use them now).
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cool thanks...maybe this had some affect on why i ran a little lean on my dyno..is that possible?




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