Could the O2 sensor affect idle RPM?

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Could the O2 sensor affect idle RPM? #544828 12/30/04 05:07 AM

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Barrie, Ontario

beechdriver Offline

Getting the Wheeling Fever

Could the quality or operation of the O2 sensor affect idle rpm? To be more specific, inconsistent idle rpm. During starts in cold temps the rpm doesn't idle high until the engine warms up.

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Could the O2 sensor affect idle RPM?	beechdriver	12/30/04 05:07 AM
Re: Could the O2 sensor affect idle RPM?	kewlynx	12/30/04 06:09 AM

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