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Re: Heated o2 wiring

Subject: Re: Heated o2 wiring
by tjpreul on 2012/8/31 17:38:54

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vetteoz wrote:
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Matatk wrote: Wonder if it's the sensor itself. Is it only lean on startup then runs fine?

Not the O2 sensors because there is a time delay ( 60-180 sec ) before the ECM looks for them come online and they affect the fueling


Well that answer ruins my theory. I guess I will deal with it. My only other thought is since I have been driving it the fuel is now fresh. I may need to do a slight adjustment to the fuel.
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