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Found: Fix for a persistent problem 700

posted by  runwld2 on  Mon May 24 15:50 CST 2010
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I hope so, but it is beyond logic of mine why a bad O2 sensor would cause a car to stall. You can unplug the sensor and the car will run quite normally. This is because the ECU has a .542 bias voltage, which it uses when the sensor is warming up, or disconnected.
The fuel filter is a more likely candidate, although this should have shown up if fuel pressure tests were run.
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