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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: houston texas
Posts: 64
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Re: Hard shut off on 4.1l engine
Okay, well i just ordered a new o2 sensor! Hopefully that will fix it up. It was rated 25 hw mpg. It's only getting about fifteen. Even if it's not going to get the whole 25,, which i understand,, it should get ALOT better than it does.
So did i make a good call on getting the new sensor? Thanks again for all the help. |
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Sonora California
Posts: 860
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Re: Hard shut off on 4.1l engine
As I recall the O2 sensor detects oxygen in the exhaust and creates voltage. The higher the voltage output of the sensor the lower the duty cycle will be to the carb to richen the mixture. The other thing is a water temerature sensor to tell the computer that the engine is warm enough to start functioning or go into what they call closed loop (Closed loop computer taking charge of the engine fuel management).
See if Autozone has a diagnostic for the O2 sensor. 25 MPG is a high estimate, and may include wind at your back. What transmission do you have? Rear axle ratio? (that may be listed on the equipment list on you glovebox door. |
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