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Originally Posted by Rockledge
Autozone will pull the codes for free, but before you buy anything there, post the code number here and we can help you with the repair. Sometimes AZ will try to sell you something you don't need (EGR valves come to mind...).
its all a scam to sell parts to people that have no idea whats wrong.
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the one by me sold a guy $300.00 worth of o2 sensors cause that was the code they pulled, guess what, it didn't fix the problem and the light was still on.
the truck comes to me (yes i am a professional) and i CHARGE the guy the standerd diag fee to find the problem. it was just a 5 dollar vacuum elbow!
good luck with autozone!!!!
the truck comes to me (yes i am a professional) and i CHARGE the guy the standerd diag fee to find the problem. it was just a 5 dollar vacuum elbow!
good luck with autozone!!!!
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Yeah just b/c the code may read o2 sensor its usually another part that made that o2 sensor throw out a code, anyone correct me if im wrong, but an o2 sensor "smells" what is going on in the exhaust system, as for how much or not enough fuel is being burned. If the exhaust fumes are not what the o2 sensor thinks they should be it will turn that check engine light on. Look for other defective parts that may have made one of the o2 sensors go bad.
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