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Old 08-28-2008, 01:12 PM
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O2 PROBLEMS for a 1999 Tahoe

My Tahoe keeps burning out the Oxygen sensor (right side)(front). And the plugs on the right side is smogged and the BLACK smoke starts.

I can change the oxygen sensor and it will run for about 2000 miles and then the same thing over again. C E L comes on and the rough idleing and rich fuel smell.

Any suggestions? thanks
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Old 08-28-2008, 10:04 PM
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Re: O2 PROBLEMS for a 1999 Tahoe

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My Tahoe keeps burning out the Oxygen sensor (right side)(front). And the plugs on the right side is smogged and the BLACK smoke starts.

I can change the oxygen sensor and it will run for about 2000 miles and then the same thing over again. C E L comes on and the rough idleing and rich fuel smell.

Any suggestions? thanks
I'm wondering if you have a cat converter problem?
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Old 08-30-2008, 11:08 AM
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Re: O2 PROBLEMS for a 1999 Tahoe

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My Tahoe keeps burning out the Oxygen sensor (right side)(front). And the plugs on the right side is smogged and the BLACK smoke starts.

I can change the oxygen sensor and it will run for about 2000 miles and then the same thing over again. C E L comes on and the rough idleing and rich fuel smell.

Any suggestions? thanks
first off right side is unclear...if this is the drivers side I would remove the vacuum line to fuel regulator if you smell/see gas replace regulator....
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Old 08-31-2008, 09:30 PM
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Re: O2 PROBLEMS for a 1999 Tahoe

arkansawman33,

My Haynes manual doesn't explain in enough detail for me to diagnose your problem.

You'll need a qualified tech to help so you don't throw the wrong parts at it.

I was just guessing when I mentioned the faulty cat converter. Sorry I can't be of better assistance.
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