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Manifold Gasket & Oxygen Sensor????
What's the easiest way to check for a manifold gasket leak and also if an oxygen sensor was bad, shouldn't you get a code for this? I have a 1992 s-10 Blazer 4.3 vortec - v-6.
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Re: Manifold Gasket & Oxygen Sensor????
an old trick is to use a can of starting fluid.
Start the motor and spray sparingly around the edges of the intake manifold, if you find a spot where the RMP increases when you spray, you've found a leak! The O2 sensor sould set a code if it's bad.
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ok
the starting fluid works but brake cleans works better on finding a leaking intake
but if its a bad o2 i wont always set a code off in the computer the o2 can become lazy, this will cause no code but what it does is switch at a extrmely low speed but switch enough no to cause trouble u will notice bad gas milage or good depending where it get stuck the most |
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Re: Manifold Gasket & Oxygen Sensor????
No doubt brake cleaner works, as would many higly combustable products, but most of them have no lubricant in it, starting fluid (most brands anyhow) does.
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Re: Manifold Gasket & Oxygen Sensor????
use carb and choke cleaner
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