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Oxygen Sensor (O2)

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  1. Warm engine to operating temperature. Run engine at fast idle. Disconnect O2 sensor. Connect a high impedance voltmeter between O2 sensor and ground.
  2. Observe voltmeter while rapidly accelerating and decelerating engine speed. Replace O2 sensor, if voltage is not .5-1.0 volt while accelerating and 0-.4 volt while decelerating. Ensure new oxygen sensor has anti-seize compound applied to threads. Tighten sensor to 22-36 ft. lbs. (29-49 N.m).