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Picking The Right Oxygen Sensor V70-XC70 1999

posted by  Kentucky on  Wed May 8 17:51 CST 2013
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Thanks. I think when I was looking through old posts I ran across your story with the O2 sensor. I will think about it. But, on my 940 I had a battle with a check engine light that would come on about 75 miles after every attempted repair. The end result was that it burned a valve before I figured out it needed of a mass airflow sensor. So, I'm a little gun shy now.

Charley






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