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Date:         Mon, 25 Oct 1999 10:25:40 -0400
Reply-To:     "Jose R. Moscoso" <jmoscoso@UCCARIBE.EDU>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         "Jose R. Moscoso" <jmoscoso@UCCARIBE.EDU>
Organization: Programa de Tecnología Radiológica
Subject:      Ox sensor use
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Fellows and fellaws:
Today I took my '84 Westfalia for state-required inspection after installing
the muffler and catalytic converter bought from BD.  Surprisingly, the
W***F***** didn't pass the test because of high CO measurements in high RPM.
The guy doing the inspections argued that my problem is a bad Ox sensor
which he disconnected to prove his point without no change in measurements.


I find my van to run quiet acceptable and I am worried about contamination,
what is the verdict from the gurus.  What is the use of this sensor if it
doesn't seem to produces any change in the running of the van.




Jose Rafael Moscoso, T.R., M.P.H.
Program Director
Programa de Tecnologia Radiologica
Universidad Central del Caribe (www.uccaribe.edu)
Call Box 60-327; Bayamon PR  00960-6032
Tel: (787)798-3006; Fax: (787) 785-3425
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