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MPREZIV · 2008-02-22, 06:02 PM

I don't think you're really gonna be able to get much help here on this one...

A failing front O2 sensor, if it's used for AFR correction, (which most are on newer vehicles) CAN cause poor idle, tip-in throttle response, and stalling. 60k miles is actually the little known life expectancy of the average O2 sensor. It's possible that it's the entire problem, but at the same time just as likely that it's something else entirely...

2008-02-22, 06:02 PM	#2
MPREZIV Token Real Name: Le Stig Afrique? Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: sitting next to a big yellow box Posts: 3,589 Car: 2001 Impreza 2.5 RS Class: 05 TDSP No, I won't work on your car. F your car*	I don't think you're really gonna be able to get much help here on this one... A failing front O2 sensor, if it's used for AFR correction, (which most are on newer vehicles) CAN cause poor idle, tip-in throttle response, and stalling. 60k miles is actually the little known life expectancy of the average O2 sensor. It's possible that it's the entire problem, but at the same time just as likely that it's something else entirely... __________________ "...these condoms have a topical anesthetic to reduce sensitivity, so you can last longer. What a paradox. You can't feel a thing, but you can f*ck for HOURS..."