Time for Oxygen Sensor Replacement.
#1
I did a quick search, saw different results. My truck has 108,000 hard miles.
The cats were replaced at 65,000 miles by the dealer. However the oxygen sensors are original .
My truck is a 1999 Silverado Z-71 5.3, Auto with basic mods. Cold AIr intake, exhaust, 02 computer, 02 injectors, and Finish Line Level 5 tranny.
Tuning by allen nelson, but before he started, it ran a year or so with hypertech.
My mileage has dropped, plugs look great.
What oxygen sensor is everyone using, and do I need to replace all of them ?
Thanks,
Brian
The cats were replaced at 65,000 miles by the dealer. However the oxygen sensors are original .
My truck is a 1999 Silverado Z-71 5.3, Auto with basic mods. Cold AIr intake, exhaust, 02 computer, 02 injectors, and Finish Line Level 5 tranny.
Tuning by allen nelson, but before he started, it ran a year or so with hypertech.
My mileage has dropped, plugs look great.
What oxygen sensor is everyone using, and do I need to replace all of them ?
Thanks,
Brian
#2
Go OEM for O2 sensors. I got a Bosch pair and they fit and everything, but I got a check engine light and my MPG dropped (And I reset the light a few times but it still came back), got an OEM pair to replace them, MPG increased 2-3 and check engine light went off.
I replaced them at 80k when gas prices were hovering around $4 and picked up 2-3 mpg. I only replaced the front 2. I don't think you gain anything by replacing the rear ones, but someone else please address this too.
I replaced them at 80k when gas prices were hovering around $4 and picked up 2-3 mpg. I only replaced the front 2. I don't think you gain anything by replacing the rear ones, but someone else please address this too.
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