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Re: o2 Sensor [Re: mark77peters] #882013 04/22/08 07:16 AM

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Grass Valley, CA

Snowtoy

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Is it a stock carb or aftermarket, have tried adjusting it?

I would also check the timing.

Having to much O2 is still a bit odd, too bad you couldn't get a reading?

More than tread lightly. Leave it like you were never there, nor anyone else.
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Subject	Posted By	Posted
o2 Sensor	mark77peters	04/21/08 06:06 PM
Re: o2 Sensor	VanillaTHUNDA	04/21/08 06:25 PM
Re: o2 Sensor	mark77peters	04/21/08 07:51 PM
Re: o2 Sensor	Snowtoy	04/21/08 09:23 PM
Re: o2 Sensor	Snowtoy	04/21/08 09:25 PM
Re: o2 Sensor	mark77peters	04/21/08 09:41 PM
Re: o2 Sensor	Snowtoy	04/22/08 01:19 AM
Re: o2 Sensor	mark77peters	04/22/08 02:03 AM
Re: o2 Sensor	Snowtoy	04/22/08 07:16 AM
Re: o2 Sensor	Adam F	04/21/08 09:10 PM

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