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Old 12-06-2006, 03:42 PM   #2
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Default Re: Code 91, O2's again??? WTF???

Few things to consider. (1) Don't try to do resistance tests to check for O2 health. You'll short the O2's out with the high impedence. (2) Common things will shorten their longevity....RTV, antifreeze, and leaded gas are just a few. (3) Poor grounding will increase the resistance of the heater circuit and kill them quicker. (4) Exhaust leaks near the reference source will lead to near zero voltages.
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