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yha check light keeps coming on and it wont pick up speed like it should
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TropicDave
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Quick answer?
Go to your local Autozone, they'll put their tester on it for free. Then see what's throwing the code and replace it. I had them diagnose an O2 sensor on my truck, replaced it and it's been working fine.
Go to your local Autozone, they'll put their tester on it for free. Then see what's throwing the code and replace it. I had them diagnose an O2 sensor on my truck, replaced it and it's been working fine.
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Just remember, with an O2 sensor "fault", the O2 is the messenger, don't shoot the messenger. A fault isn't always the sensor being bad, but the sensor reading and telling you it is seeing something else wrong.
Please don't get into what some mechanics like to do, just swapping sensors out to troubleshoot. That can be very expensive....
Please don't get into what some mechanics like to do, just swapping sensors out to troubleshoot. That can be very expensive....