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Date:         Fri, 8 Mar 96 08:30:30 EST
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From:         jms@ludwig.att.com (538280000-Sharpe)
Subject:      Re: vanagon passes emissions, YES!

On March 8th, Dennis Haynes wrote:

> Mechanic tweaked the mixture!! O2 sensor sytem obviously not working > properly. This is why EPA looking to have only certified mechanics work on > vehicles. Something is still wrong. > Dennis. >

I agree, I should replace the sensor. I have no idea of how many miles are on it. When I tried to test it with a DVM, it didn't give the results that Dan Houg said it should produce. I just installed a new catalytic converter and I don't want to mess it up.

I see in the Parts Place catalogue that new generic three wire sensors are available for about $50.00. I would have to splice the wires to the old connector, but that's no biggie. Do you think that the generic sensors are as good as the Bosch? The Bosch sensor is about $130.00.

TIA, ----------------------------------------------------------------- John Sharpe '86 Westy/Wolfsburg/Weekender jms@ludwig.att.com -----------------------------------------------------------------


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