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Code 133 O2 sensor + an electrical problem S70 1998

posted by  KlausC on  Mon Apr 27 16:55 CST 2009
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Your profile says you are back in Canada? You are only supposed to go back during the summer months :)

Using butane, not a flame, just the gas... If you don't have a turbo, there shouldn't be a vacuum line coming out of the manifold next to cyl # 1. Also check the black plastic vacuum tree nest to the throttle body, make sure the unused nipples are covered and not cracked.

If all else fails, then fix the code with the replacement part which is only moderately expensive.
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