| Bulldozer |
Mar 15, 2011 10:46 PM |
My question is why was all of these things replaced? Did they need replacing or has the engine not been running right, & you are throwing parts at it an attempt to fix because they may cause the problem. How about the simple stuff like spark plugs, coils, pcv valve.
Instead of throwing money at it, spend the money to have it diagnosed. Then you know where to go from there. I use to do computer diagnosis, & it only took about 10 minutes in most cases to find where the problem. Not all sensor problems produce a code, only those that are operating out of range. O2 sensors were probably the #1 problem that would not produce a code. That is because they still worked, but they were slow in responding, I always referred to them as lazy sensors & replaced them.
I understand DIY want to do it them selves, & you still can. But the wise DIY will spend the money for a computer analysis when he doesn't know where the problem is.
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