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Online it says silicone poisoning.
where would silicone come from. Some talk of RTV silicone being the cause.
Whst’s RTV silicone, where is it used and by who. I don’t recall putting any silicone anywhere near fuel related stuff...
where would silicone come from. Some talk of RTV silicone being the cause.
Whst’s RTV silicone, where is it used and by who. I don’t recall putting any silicone anywhere near fuel related stuff...
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All i did was google, "white o2 sensors" and this is what I found: https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forum...Number=1158299
And I strongly advise against going the Bosch route, our J series engines don't seem to work well with the Bosch O2 sensors and there have been numerous reports across the site of them failing shortly after replacement. Stick with NTK/Denso
And I strongly advise against going the Bosch route, our J series engines don't seem to work well with the Bosch O2 sensors and there have been numerous reports across the site of them failing shortly after replacement. Stick with NTK/Denso
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All i did was google, "white o2 sensors" and this is what I found: https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forum...Number=1158299
And I strongly advise against going the Bosch route, our J series engines don't seem to work well with the Bosch O2 sensors and there have been numerous reports across the site of them failing shortly after replacement. Stick with NTK/Denso
And I strongly advise against going the Bosch route, our J series engines don't seem to work well with the Bosch O2 sensors and there have been numerous reports across the site of them failing shortly after replacement. Stick with NTK/Denso
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I'd like to also confirm that changing the O2 sensor is like curing a sick car from the cold. car feels happy and upbeat again. It's quite noticeable.
My kick-down is pushing like a rocket again.
My kick-down is pushing like a rocket again.
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All i did was google, "white o2 sensors" and this is what I found: https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forum...Number=1158299
And I strongly advise against going the Bosch route, our J series engines don't seem to work well with the Bosch O2 sensors and there have been numerous reports across the site of them failing shortly after replacement. Stick with NTK/Denso
And I strongly advise against going the Bosch route, our J series engines don't seem to work well with the Bosch O2 sensors and there have been numerous reports across the site of them failing shortly after replacement. Stick with NTK/Denso
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