ooh and i forgot the 2000.00 (2007) also on a used 40,000.00 mile engine. in which the UIM\LIM i had to change 900 miles later....

On the P0108, I did a "search" bu typing in "P0108" and it seems that if the sensor is now good, then maybe either the wiring is an issue or like was said before, there is a large vacuum leak. Also, the ERG could be causing an issue according to some information that I found.

http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ighlight=p0108

There are many other posts, but I just linked this one for starters.

Even if the check engine light is now out, I am not sure, but It may take some time for your car to re-learn how to run right. Make sure you put some miles on it and see if it begins to run better.

I say keep it, you're pot committed. It'* a sharp car, and with all you've put in it (which I doubt you'll get back from a sale), it would be a shame to sell it and then have the buyer put $200 in it and reap all the benefits of the work you've done. I'm not a mechanic, so take my advice with however many grains of salt needed..... but I still say stick it out.

updated!!!

Updated where? At the end of the post is normal...that way we know where to look

I tend to ditch a car once it starts having major problems. Unfortunately, car problems seem to come one after another.

With this car, you have replaced the trans twice? It may be time to just cut your loss, sell the thing, and move on to something else.

Some cars are just "bad eggs". My old Taurus was. One thing after another went wrong, my wife said "we need to get rid of this piece of **** and get something reliable" and we did - the LeSabre.

on the the "updated", i was just simply trying to get more readers to see my post and give me some more feedback on my post before it got deep down into the feeds to where as though it will not be read by anyone.....but question. i see that some people have made post and on the same Subject line they will come back with the same originall post and it will say on the subject line, "(updated with pics)" or just ("updated )" or something like that behide the original Subject tittle. how do i do that?

Edit the top post.

Let'* get back to the mechanical discussion and try to stay on topic.

With the sensor being replaced, shouldn't the battery be disconnected for 20 minutes to clear the compuuter; so it will learn how the new sensor reacts?