c099895
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My 1998 Range rover is running rich, when it it was MOT'ed, there are no warning signs on the dashboard, could the Heated Oxygen sensors be faulty??
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rewmer
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Yes they could, along with a myriad of other things. Oh, Hi by the way.............
c099895
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Hi, yup i need to get it plugged into a test machine for any fault codes... But RR dealer is V V over charging 138 + vat .. Paul
j the range
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if you update where you are somebody may be able to help cos thats a silly price to have to pay
gavbriggs
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hows air filter, plugs? Also a normal obd2 kit will see the o2 sensor and its readings. Also easy obd and a cheap elm 327 box off ebay will see most of the engine ecu. Thats what i use to clear the miss fire codes brought on by the lpg kit playing up!
c099895
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New Air Filter, new plugs, the old ones was half tan and half blacked??? Fresh Oil, etc.. BTW live in Hornchurh, Essex.
c099895
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my mate plugged in his MAC Tool gizmo, fault code p1158 came up.. The book says its the H O2 Sensor on banks 4,5,6 so can i get away with replacing only 1 of the sensors??
