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O2 sensor?

posted by  Brant_740t on  Wed Aug 2 09:15 CST 2006
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Hey everybody -

I am running out of things to try, so I was wondering if a bad O2 sensor could possibly cause these symptoms. Obviously my car is running rich, but could a bad O2 sensor cause it to bog down under power? I realize a rich mixture is not particularily what an engine would love running on but my car has absolutely no power above 4000 rpms. Just curious.

thanks in advance

brant






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