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O2 sensor on a 1989 240 -- replace at 50 K or not ? 200

posted by  guYom on  Wed Dec 10 15:39 CST 2003
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Haynes says it should be replaced at 50K miles interval on a 1989 brick.

I have over 158K miles, and the original O2 sensor. I am getting only 18 miles a gallon. Maybe the sensor is bad, and car running too rich?

Should I replace the sensor? A 50 to 100 dollars item.

What do you think.

Thanks for your input brickters.
--
'89 244DL M47 158K miles






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