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Re: Safe to assume that no cat would lead to bad mpg?
i disagree /\
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Re: Safe to assume that no cat would lead to bad mpg?
Originally posted by BLLDOGG
well I disagree with you Heady but we WILL NOT have this conversation :)
i too disagree.
yes a bad o2 sensor WILL make your gas milage suffer noticably.
where about in PA are you?
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Re: Safe to assume that no cat would lead to bad mpg?
I have to disagree with the bad 02 sensor. Ever since my 02 sensor got road rash after it fell out due to some poor tightening by me, i have gained like 50 miles a tank. It might just depend on how ****ty your 02 sensor really is...because half of my tip of my 02 sensor is off and i get better gas mileage.
Re: Safe to assume that no cat would lead to bad mpg?
Umm, bad 02 will cut your gas mileage. In my 96 camaro, I had a bad o2 sensor and I could never get more than 180 miles to the tank. I was lazy so I drove like that for 4 months getting that crappy gas mileage. I changed the o2 and my miles per tank jumped to 260-70 that same week. I was angry at myself for not changing it sooner. So, yeah, o2 can greatly affect your MPG.
Re: Safe to assume that no cat would lead to bad mpg?
As far as an o2 sensor that screws into my exhaust pipe anywhere, i dont see one.
Where would the other one be located that I might have to replace?
Also, I live close to Pittsburgh...(loser)
And where could I have the car scanned at? Isn't the 94 the OBDI model? I think advanced auto only has OBD2 and up and there really isnt that many other places for me to go around here. ??
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