Originally Posted by ruderunner
And get the number. The shorthand version The counter guy gives is worthless.

You need to start with the actual code number. I can think of at least a dozen oxygen sensor related numbers that have different diagnostic processes.

This^^^. It could be rich, lean, slow to change, heater circuit, etc. The code didn't just say O2 sensor, it said something about that sensor as well.


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