Weird night with the engine code

[Stereodesigne]

As for what the code was specifically I have to go back up to the shop and check it last night was a long night

:beer::banghead:
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[Wyley87]

My truck in my sig is a 96 also and it has 3 or 4.


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[PenguinLTZ]

I have had 96s with 2 and 4. Not uncommon from truck to truck. If you look at a sensor part catalog you will see that they ask how many they have for that model year.

 

[Stereodesigne]

Ya no downatreams which is tempting me to take out these stocks cats

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[Stumpuller6.5]

It runs better because if it throws an O2 code it defaults to like a closed loop operation, doesn`t go open loop. clear it. if it comes back replace that sensor. or if they aren`t bad in price just do both.

 

[Wyley87]

Only real way to tell is with a scan tool to look at the O2 sensor read out. But if you don't have one kind of hit and miss.


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[Stereodesigne]

It runs better because if it throws an O2 code it defaults to like a closed loop operation, doesn`t go open loop. clear it. if it comes back replace that sensor. or if they aren`t bad in price just do both.

If its running extremely well as a closed loop. Can't I just leave it alone? Or will the computer start changing crap around
(Sorry I'm used to Carbed vehicles )

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