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02 sensor 900

posted by  larrytay88 on  Sat Jan 7 12:33 CST 2006
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Read so much of the need to change every 100,000 miles. Mine a 1993 turbo has never ever changed 02 sensor. However, I have never ever also failed the emission test. How do I do? What are advantages of changing or not changing? Guess, I am wondering do I throw money away by changing or there are benefits I overlook.






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