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Oxygen Sensor Inspection And Service
 By Gary Goms March 3, 2013 Oxygen sensors have been a part of the automotive maintenance scene since 1976. Since vehicles are being driven much longer today, modern zirconia and AFR sensors most often malfunction because their internal heater circuits fail or because their zirconia-based sensing elements eventually lose their... read more
A Look At O2 Sensors
February 28, 2013 Oxygen sensors have been used for more than a quarter of a century, dating back to 1980 when the first computerized engine control systems appeared. The oxygen (O2) sensor is part of the fuel management system. It monitors unburned oxygen in the exha... read more
Performing Custom Exhaust Work
 By Andrew Markel February 24, 2013 Custom exhaust work is one of the first modifications an owner may perform. It can help the car or truck breath better and make more power. But, often some vehicles do not have a performance system available because the vehicle is too new, rare or the owner wants something special. read more
Service Tech 2013
January 16, 2013 Nearly every tire dealer offers vehicle service, whether basic maintenance or complete repairs. We've compiled an extensive collection of key questions often asked by service technicians of all skill levels, and responses from our cadre of auto service experts. read more
Legal Performance Exhaust Service
 By Gary Goms June 12, 2012 OBD II-compliant vehicles must meet specific exhaust system design parameters to prevent setting false engine management trouble codes. ... read more
Diagnostic Solutions: Exhaust Restriction Diagnosis
 By Gary Goms March 19, 2012 Shops have been dealing with loss-of-power complaints caused by exhaust restriction since catalytic converters were popularly introduced in 1974. read more
When to Replace Sensors and Why
 By Larry Carley March 15, 2012 Sensors are the nerve endings of the engine management system. They provide the inputs the Powertrain Control Module needs to make critical control decisions. Sensors are designed to last the life of the vehicle or until they wear out, become contaminated or fail. read more
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