Why Replacing Your O₂ Sensor at 100,000 Miles Can Save You Thousands
Today in the shop, we worked on a 2013 Chevrolet Avalanche that came in with a check engine light and an oxygen sensor code — a common issue once a vehicle hits that 100,000-mile mark. While it might seem like a small part, your O₂ sensors play a huge role in keeping your engine efficient and your catalytic converter healthy. What an O₂ Sensor Does Oxygen sensors monitor the amount of oxygen in your exhaust and send that data to your vehicle’s computer. The computer uses this information to adjust […]
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