Oxygen Sensor
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Yes.
My neighbor is a Ford guy and he also works on trucks. He thinks changing out the O2 sensor with a newer one will pull a code. I never understood the logic of keeping with an old sensor.
BTW, your mileage will go up. Very significantly.
My neighbor is a Ford guy and he also works on trucks. He thinks changing out the O2 sensor with a newer one will pull a code. I never understood the logic of keeping with an old sensor.
BTW, your mileage will go up. Very significantly.
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Originally Posted by Boreas
Yes.
My neighbor is a Ford guy and he also works on trucks. He thinks changing out the O2 sensor with a newer one will pull a code.
My neighbor is a Ford guy and he also works on trucks. He thinks changing out the O2 sensor with a newer one will pull a code.
What is meant by "pull a code"?
(wish I knew more about cars)
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From: Central Florida
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Pull a code meaning.. it'll set a check engine light to on.
I think the neighbor is wrong.
I think the neighbor is wrong.
A leaving a bad O2 sensor in is one of the faster ways to ruin your catalytic converter.
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From: Brampton, Ontario
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there'* a member on here that tried it.. failed after 3 month.. replaced under warrenty and failed after 6 month..
Do a search for it.. you'll see I had asked bout it before..
Do a search for it.. you'll see I had asked bout it before..
