Subject	Both of your scenarios you've described involve
Posted by	doug8867 on May 18, 2011 at 9:08 PM
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In Reply To	narrowing down solution to common z problem. input plz posted by assAssasin on May 18, 2011 at 08:27 PM
Message	replacing the sensor as part of the solution, so it doesn't really matter whether the sensor is bad or clogged with crud because "cleaning" the sensor isn't really an effective option if it is clogged. It needs to be repaced. However, running rich, stumbling could also be a symptom of an vacuum leak and the o2 sensor is just reporting the rich condition of the exhaust gas. If you want to lean out your car you could disconnect an injector or two.
Follow Ups	narrowing down solution to common z problem. input plz - assAssasin 20:27:13 05/18/11 Both of your scenarios you've described involve - doug8867 21:08:19 05/18/11 With a vaccum leak you would be lean. (n/m) - Draker (Eugene, OR) 21:18:19 05/18/11 I would do a fuel pressure test. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 21:13:43 05/18/11 first, make sure your O2 connectors are clean and tight, - CGDriven 22:26:42 05/18/11 well i did all of the above, and ive came to the conclusion - assAssasin 17:02:39 05/20/11
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