Gas mileage after replacing oxygen sensor increased
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Today i had a test drive after replacing my oxygen sensor.
The result is 17.5 mpg, driving in a city center.
Before replacing it was about 10.5 mpg.
I'm very impressed.
The result is 17.5 mpg, driving in a city center.
Before replacing it was about 10.5 mpg.
I'm very impressed.
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Yup, that is the typical reason for poor mileage in most of these cars. Its nice when its just something small and affordable eh?
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