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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / October 2006

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88 chevy bad catalytic

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r-a-y - 18 Sep 2006 00:08 GMT
If my catalytic converter is bad will that cause a O2 sencer code to come
up?
Shep - 18 Sep 2006 14:59 GMT
What is bad about the cat, if it is blocked and causing a drop in engine
vacuum it could cause the engine to go rich and set an o2 code.
> If my catalytic converter is bad will that cause a O2 sencer code to come
> up?
KENG - 18 Sep 2006 20:09 GMT
> What is bad about the cat, if it is blocked and causing a drop in engine
> vacuum it could cause the engine to go rich and set an o2 code.
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More likely that the bad O2 sensor caused the failure of the catalytic
converter by causing a rich condition that would overheat the converter.
KenG
Shep - 18 Sep 2006 20:46 GMT
Even a completely inop 02 sensor cannot cause the mixture to go outside the
fuel map for this engine enough to cause a cat failure and without affecting
performance and setting a code as well.
>> What is bad about the cat, if it is blocked and causing a drop in engine
>> vacuum it could cause the engine to go rich and set an o2 code.
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> converter by causing a rich condition that would overheat the converter.
> KenG
brian70 - 07 Oct 2006 21:12 GMT
if a cat is that plugged you would have poor drivablity and if you punch it
it would make a hissing noise out of exhaust is the codefor lean or rich
exhaust what is the O2 sensor reading if you dont know take it some where
to find out it will cost you less that throwing parts at it ie:just cus it
has that code it is not always the sensors falt lick lean could be a vacuum
leak, intake leak, ect.
 
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