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Oxygen Sensor Question; C/S/V70 S70

posted by  jablackburn on  Wed Jan 27 04:27 CST 2010
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Don't do it! They don't work. Even though it's still a Bosch, Volvos are especially picky about those parts.

What makes you suspect that yours is bad? Often times the cars will throw a false oxygen sensor code for a vacuum leak or EVAP system leak, so check around for those first.

The charcoal canister and vacuum elbow under the battery tray are the 2 usual suspects.






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