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May 23rd 06, 04:18 AM
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96 SL2 0133 O2 Sensor issue
I got this light on, which sensor(s) I need replace?
Or I need pull it over to a mechanic shop... 
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May 24th 06, 12:42 AM
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96 SL2 0133 O2 Sensor issue
You need to read the stored codes FIRST to see what the computer feels the
problem is. Don't just start blindly replacing parts. Autozone will read the codes for no charge, but a Saturn dealer's diagnostic fee for doing so has ALWAYS been worth the money in my experience, since it often saves a person from replacing parts they don't have to. Lane [ lane (at) evilplastic.com ] --- Visit my Saturn Car Audio and Performance Page at http://www.evilplastic.com "Simon" > wrote in message oups.com... >I got this light on, which sensor(s) I need replace? > > Or I need pull it over to a mechanic shop... >
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May 31st 06, 12:56 AM
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96 SL2 0133 O2 Sensor issue
Code is 133, so it should be the first sensor not doing very well.
So, how easy to replace it on Saturn? One shop gave quote for $250.
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