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Old Mar 22, 2010 | 10:44 AM
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I'm replacing left and right side o2 upstream oxygen sensors today, now will the check engine light turn off right away or will i have to run it awhile? don't want bto fire it up and still see the check engine light on and wonder if it is fixed..
 
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autozone has some cheap az oxygen sensors apparently
 
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autozone has some cheap az oxygen sensors apparently
you are apparently right but i bought mine from the stealership..
 
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prob better that way. cheap oxygen sensors dont work sometimes. same with cats
 
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