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shikzachaser 06-22-2008 03:54 AM

84 is eating O2 sensors
 
Anybody had their N/A eat O2 sensors every couple months? I have been having a rich mix for a while and have replaced the O2 sensor 3 times now in 5K miles. It is dead again. I have used a stock one and 2 generics from Auto Zone. I have done a few things to the engine but nothing too crazy. I am running MSDS headers and a mini cat. The O2 sensor is in front of the cat in the threaded hole on the header. Any ideas???

Steve

Britwrench 06-22-2008 09:00 AM

It probably isn't the O2 sensor. If it's running rich there is another reason. What diagnosis have you done? The car will run with the sensor disconnected anyway.

shikzachaser 06-22-2008 02:56 PM

I have a quick disconnect and have measured the voltage from the DME @ right @ 4 volts. All of the O2 sensors have been at least outputting voltage in the 4-5 volt range when installed. I have adjusted the A/F to get close then after a couple hundred miles it is rich again and the output voltage from the O2 sensor is essentially 0. If I stick a new one in it again gives me an output. I am at a loss. I also am not the sharpest tool in the shed and am receptive to ideas.

Steve

JivenJim 06-23-2008 06:24 AM

FPR or Sticking Fuel injector??
Get Injectors Cleaned could be a start. Vacumm test on FPR to see if it holds perssure.
AFM worn contact?


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