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Ok, Im not sure as to the reason.
Could it be the obvious, that I have a bad 02 sensor that was causing my bogging? I unplugged it and now its running 95% smoother, almost no bogging whatsoever.
Or could it be since the 02 sensor isnt functioning, a fuel problem that is occuring isnt being sensed? In other words, is there any way the 02 sensor could be working properly in making the car bog?
Its nice to be able to drive the car all around without bogging. Although it doesnt feel as strong at all, its nice to have the driveability. I just dont want to buy a new 02 sensor just to have it do the same thing when I realize it was in fact functioning properly.
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1995 Milano Red GSR
H/A & H/T Teg Forum Mod
The darkside is the only side!!!
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oooh... yeaaaah.. you're going to get like 10mpg this tank.
heheheh
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fuknboostn
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When my car was boggin I KNOW it was because of the secondary O2 sensor being broke. The car began bogging IMMEDIATELY after my o2 sensor fell out my exhaust pipe and hit the street. As soon as I heard the o2 sensor swing up and hit the floor after hitting the road, my car bogged.
It runs perfectly smooth now that it's unplugged. Unplugging the O2 sensor should not effect your gas mileage. It doesn't affect mine. If you're car is in limp mode, try resetting the ecu.
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he's got a 95, he's only got 1 o2 sensor
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fuknboostn
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Well...I am about to install my A/F guage, FINALLY!
But wont the reading be off if the 02 sensor isnt functioning properly? Also, can I just pick up a Bosch sensor and avoid paying OEM prices?
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1995 Milano Red GSR
H/A & H/T Teg Forum Mod
The darkside is the only side!!!
