Hi All, I just met a fellow at lunch who also has an '86 Vanagon, pretty much a mirror image of my wife's! Anyway, we were speaking of problems, etc. and he asked if I had ever had to replace my 02 sensor. I said no and asked why and he said his went bad and his mechanic (the same VW dealer I battled with over the ECU) simply disconnected it. He said he didn't notice a difference but was worried of the effects. He said the dealer said it was only for emissions. I thought it also served a purposed on telling the ecu how the engine was running, as in too rich, etc. Does anybody have any more info? tony
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