o2 sensor
2ndgentl
Ok, I ended up buying a new OEM o2 sensor because my old needed to be replaced, and that spark plug non-fouler part # 42009. I had to drill down some on that non-fouler so that the o2 sensor had enough room to screw into that. I couldnt have done it more perfectly. As before I used to get these codes - p0401, p0420, p0136, p0138. Now all I get is p0401. Can I do anything else to prevent that code? My cat is completely gutted out, so there may not be any ways around that.
Originally Posted by 2ndgentl
Ok, I ended up buying a new OEM o2 sensor because my old needed to be replaced, and that spark plug non-fouler part # 42009. I had to drill down some on that non-fouler so that the o2 sensor had enough room to screw into that. I couldnt have done it more perfectly. As before I used to get these codes - p0401, p0420, p0136, p0138. Now all I get is p0401. Can I do anything else to prevent that code? My cat is completely gutted out, so there may not be any ways around that.
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that wat i did works perfect for me

