O2 Sensor Issues, Which Ones do you recommend?
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O2 Sensor Issues, Which Ones do you recommend?
It's weird, the TVS2300 Colorado is the 2nd truck I have had o2 sensor issues on. The truck does not throw o2 sensor codes, but the throttle response starts to feel "mushy" (especially on cold start). I replaced the o2 sensors with AC Delco brand which greatly improved the cold start throttle mushiness, but now I randomly get o2 sensor codes P0053, P0054, P0159. I want to install the best o2 sensors possible, what does everyone recommend?
On my turbo Silverado, I had this same issue after like 15k miles on the build, it took me forever to find the problem because there were no codes. I think it might have to do with running E85 100% of the time?
On my turbo Silverado, I had this same issue after like 15k miles on the build, it took me forever to find the problem because there were no codes. I think it might have to do with running E85 100% of the time?
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I asked him what kind of o2, he said Bosch and laughed in his face.
I told him to put a Denso or Delphi sensor in. He did and it fixed his issues and he’s been fine since.
That was this time last year.
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I have a coworker with an Astro van that he was having some issues with an o2 code.
I asked him what kind of o2, he said Bosch and laughed in his face.
I told him to put a Denso or Delphi sensor in. He did and it fixed his issues and he’s been fine since.
That was this time last year.
I asked him what kind of o2, he said Bosch and laughed in his face.
I told him to put a Denso or Delphi sensor in. He did and it fixed his issues and he’s been fine since.
That was this time last year.
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Annnnnd..........???
I don’t think Bosch’s are junk. I think it may be more of electronic device A reads vs electronic device B.
Think about when GM wrote the code for the vehicles. Did they use Bosch sensors? No, they used Denso/Delphi.
It’s just a hunch so definitely don’t take my word for it.
@smokeshow on the other hand. Maybe he could provide some reasoning.
I don’t think Bosch’s are junk. I think it may be more of electronic device A reads vs electronic device B.
Think about when GM wrote the code for the vehicles. Did they use Bosch sensors? No, they used Denso/Delphi.
It’s just a hunch so definitely don’t take my word for it.
@smokeshow on the other hand. Maybe he could provide some reasoning.
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