markanthony
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Well. It's been my experience and research. A misfire causes the other parts to go out.
A misfire gives a bad gas/air mix. With more gas the cat(s)will get hotter then they should, with not enough air to cool them. Then cause the o2 to clog up or get hot.
Thought. Yes a bad o2 can cause a misfire. it tells the computer how much more/less air/fuel mix to go with.
A bad cat>>> plug up and not allow enough flow and stall the engine or engine hesitation, or not get hot. If after a while of driving. if u can touch and hold the cat for five min. its bad or something is wrong. If the inlet pipe is hot, the cat and exit pipe is not. the cat is bad. The cat should be around 200 or so degrees. hot enough to give a good burn.
I have hear that a o2 can be cleaned by dipping it in a can of paint thinner or turpentine. ALLOW TO DRY COMPLETELY FOR A MINIMUM OF 1 (ONE) HOUR BEFORE INSTALLING BACK INTO SYSTEM.
With mine. I had two. Five and six that both gave a code. I went and replaced them all. I was not going to have this same trouble.
A misfire gives a bad gas/air mix. With more gas the cat(s)will get hotter then they should, with not enough air to cool them. Then cause the o2 to clog up or get hot.
Thought. Yes a bad o2 can cause a misfire. it tells the computer how much more/less air/fuel mix to go with.
A bad cat>>> plug up and not allow enough flow and stall the engine or engine hesitation, or not get hot. If after a while of driving. if u can touch and hold the cat for five min. its bad or something is wrong. If the inlet pipe is hot, the cat and exit pipe is not. the cat is bad. The cat should be around 200 or so degrees. hot enough to give a good burn.
I have hear that a o2 can be cleaned by dipping it in a can of paint thinner or turpentine. ALLOW TO DRY COMPLETELY FOR A MINIMUM OF 1 (ONE) HOUR BEFORE INSTALLING BACK INTO SYSTEM.
With mine. I had two. Five and six that both gave a code. I went and replaced them all. I was not going to have this same trouble.