CHECK ENGINE LIGHT sick of it
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CHECK ENGINE LIGHT sick of it
well i went to my brothers shop the other day my car was having some problems felt like it was boggin and when i floor it at 35 it wont go no where till it gets in high rpms so we changed the o2 sensor the check engine light went away for a week....now this week the check engine light is back on and the cars doing the same thing again im getting bad gas mileage etc i need help someone please lol :(
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its 99 bucks to get the car scanned no one else can scan it except the dealership ive had this car since it was new in 1995 when i bought the car we looked under the dash and someone from the factory moved the obd port somewhere else my brother said someone tryed to hide the port becuase they knew something was wrong with it in the first place since then ive had to replace a motor.. and many problems ive only had the check engine light come on 3 times the first time i could turn my car off and the check engine light would go away then the check engine light came on one day and it effected my motor so we changed the o2 sensor it went away and was performaning at its best then a week later the light came back on which is today and the car was running like a turd again idk what it is my bro dont know what it is we changed the o2 sensor again and its still there and running like dog someone pleaseeeeeeeeeeeheeeelllppp meeeee!
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What brand O2 sensor? I've heard, and believe, these cars go through Bosch'* like candy...
And it'* pretty messed up that your sxan port is AWOL. I personally would put some effort into getting that fixed....
And it'* pretty messed up that your sxan port is AWOL. I personally would put some effort into getting that fixed....
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O2 sensors RARELY throw a light when they fail. And a 95 doesn't have a second one behind the cat to my knowledge. Even if it does, it can't be causing a performance problem.
Quit shotgunning. You'll spend more on wasted parts than if you scanned it to begin with. Have you thought about the possibility that we may have a member with a scantool nearby?
Quit shotgunning. You'll spend more on wasted parts than if you scanned it to begin with. Have you thought about the possibility that we may have a member with a scantool nearby?
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Originally Posted by willwren
O2 sensors RARELY throw a light when they fail. And a 95 doesn't have a second one behind the cat to my knowledge. Even if it does, it can't be causing a performance problem.
Quit shotgunning. You'll spend more on wasted parts than if you scanned it to begin with. Have you thought about the possibility that we may have a member with a scantool nearby?
Quit shotgunning. You'll spend more on wasted parts than if you scanned it to begin with. Have you thought about the possibility that we may have a member with a scantool nearby?
This car will have to be scanned with a scantool capeable of reading 1995 GM cars, with a 16 pin OBD2 cable... Its is OBD1, but uses OBD2 codes and connector...
Like it was said, these are all guesses... Keep guessing and you'll be throwing your money out the window
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