><<Well maybe you should test your O2 sensor before changing it, they
>usualy last at least 80,000 miles and they are expensive.>>
Agreed, of course. Mine had 130K on it when I replaced it. To make sure that
it was as dead as I suspected, I unplugged it and drove around for a day. No
difference at all, SOTP. My gas mileage had been sucking for quite some time
too. After replacing, I noticed a night-and-day difference--I am fairly
certain the old one was making the car run rich as a pig, as it was very
dead.
JWolfe
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