Just a reminder to people that automotive sensors dont last forever. My O2 sensor has always been in great working order. Bounced around at idle like its suppose to, and showed reasonable numbers at WOT. As of lately I always seem to get my best scans with 970-980 O2s. One day I tried to lean it out towards the 940 range like many recommended. Doing this caused a huge surge of kr on my scans. So i sent it back to 980s thinking my car just likes it rich. Well the other day I bought a new AC Delco O2 sensor for the hell of it, and its good I did. Installed it earlier today and went for a run a little later. Found out im actually in the 940-950 range.....not the 980 range that my old O2 sensor was reporting. So, previously, when i tried to lean it out to 940s I was actually leaning it out to 900s....eeek. My car seems to perform much better now, probably due to better fueling from more accurate readings. So just a reminder for those tuners out there with aging cars, replace your O2 sensor. It may seem to be in good working order, but sensors get old.
Thats it for this weeks Car Healthy Advice from your neighborhood Mike. Bye.
Thats it for this weeks Car Healthy Advice from your neighborhood Mike. Bye.