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Tricky Question for the Gurus
This is more of a 'why' than a 'how' question...
I have a 2002 Regal LS and I've neglected my cooling system for awhile. I know, I know, I'm a bad person. I have had a service engine soon light on for awhile which when I took it to the parts store, they hooked up and told me my thermostat was stuck open.
Well I'm going on a trip for Christmas and wanted to finally get that thermostat taken care of and do a quick flush while I'm at it. After all was said and done, I still had a SES light on. I took it to the Zone and they said I had a cooling sensor fault and an OČ sensor fault (P1133).
Now I had given the engine plenty of time to heat up, but an hour or so later when I drove on the highway and got up some speed, the SES light went out and has not come back on.
Now I can understand the cooling sensor may of had some gunk on it and that a flush took care of that, but my question is... could that have affected the OČ sensor by somehow causing the engine to run cooler than it should of for this long or something like that? I guess it could make sense, but does anyone have a 'professional' answer?
Thanks.
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