Subject	Bad Oxygen sensors made mine run rich (more)...
Posted by	WC on August 28, 2008 at 10:10 PM
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In Reply To	smelling gass posted by ghostface2169 on August 28, 2008 at 07:37 AM
Message	I change the sensors (very hard to do at home), and the rich rotten egg exhaust smell went away. In hindsight the connectors may have lost contact. Since changing the sensors, I had a loss of connection at the TPS, which caused a very high idle. The connector looked clean, but it still lost connection. I have since inspected all connectors under the hood and packed them with silicone dielectric grease. Some connectors were very corroded (ones with the metal wire clips).
Follow Ups	smelling gass - ghostface2169 07:37:08 08/28/08 Running rich is not normal - FuerGrissa 08:29:34 08/28/08 Re: Running rich is not normal - ghostface2169 11:00:29 08/28/08 Agree ... check engine bay fuel lines / clamps - jasonic 17:54:30 08/28/08 I had a similar problem like that before and it was due to - DavezTT 18:21:56 08/28/08 Bad Oxygen sensors made mine run rich (more)... - WC 22:10:12 08/28/08 just a little fyi, you don't have to write "more" in the - WoodmanZ 22:58:02 08/28/08 "You don't have to make the <ch!> sound, over." (n/m) - BobbyT 04:27:15 08/29/08 I only know the Airforce hand signals! (n/m) - en5 16:38:30 09/01/08 I found a gas leak with this method: With a cold engine, - zellamay 07:33:23 08/30/08
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