Subject	Re: sensor used to detect misfire on OBDII
Posted by	ericgavinroberts on July 16, 2013 at 3:50 PM
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In Reply To	sensor used to detect misfire on OBDII (n/m) posted by aliaZ on July 15, 2013 at 11:03 PM
Message	Through google searching I cannot find a new sensor. Do I need to replace it? Can I just put a plate over it? Doesn't seem like it should be left open.
Follow Ups	Identify What Goes Here (Transmission) - ericgavinroberts 16:51:10 07/14/13 Sensor for '96 OBD II? (n/m) - brian913 16:55:56 07/14/13 Re: Identify What Goes Here (Transmission) - ericgavinroberts 17:05:24 07/14/13 sensor for 96+ I believe. - Drk93TT 19:41:08 07/14/13 sensor used to detect misfire on OBDII (n/m) - aliaZ 23:03:40 07/15/13 Re: sensor used to detect misfire on OBDII - ericgavinroberts 15:50:24 07/16/13 you don't have OBDII, so no, you do not need to replace it. - aliaZ 08:05:06 07/17/13
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