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An aging O2 will not set a light as long as the PCM is adjusting to keep the sensor readings happy. That's why MPG and engine performance is reduced. Once the PCM reaches the limit it can adjust now your sensor will trip a light. Replacing the O2 sensors when you change plugs and wires is a good idea.

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An aging O2 will not set a light as long as the PCM is adjusting to keep the sensor readings happy.  That's why MPG and engine performance is reduced.  Once the PCM reaches the limit it can adjust now your sensor will trip a light.  Replacing the O2 sensors when you change plugs and wires is a good idea.

 

 

 

 

Agreed. Mine started to get real lazy around 90K. I could actually watch the response time with my obd software. IF it fails, it will set a code but if they are progressively getting slower to respond it won't be till the end that they trigger a light. My mpg went up 2 after progressively getting worse up until I replaced them.

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