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At 07:40 AM 7/25/2002, Peter Brandt wrote: >Hello fellow l. members. Im sure this has been beaten to death but... > >My OXS sensor (newly replaced Bosch) comes on after about 10 minutes of >driving. Any obvious things to check for? > >Thanks for any advice. > >-peter- It's not the sensor, it's the switch by the LF wheel, inline in the speedo cable. Find the raised protected button and push it in several times firmly with pencil or some such. david
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