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Old 04-16-2003, 11:24 AM   #1
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na see my real problem is i think the car is not going into closed loop. I replaced the water temp sensor and that thing was really really black that could of been one of my problems. But i have another question. What is the easiest way to see if the car is running in open or closed loop. Because lately it hasnt been takeing any readings from the 02's is that caused from being in open loop?

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