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in general when one sensor fails due to age or contamination, the other will follow pretty quickly... but I would not replace them just all without reason.
expense wrote: Ive had the rear sensor replaced, drove 2 miles, sensor light came on again, garage tells me its the front one now. can holes in the exhaust cause affect the sensors at all!? - whats the best plan of action please?
If you any holes in the front half of the exhaust then it will cause the lambda sensors to read incorrectly.
I havent checked the front part of exhaust, but can see two rather large holes in exhaust box, - maybe I need to fix that before getting the other sensor? Can you recommend where to get long lasting exhaust!?l
Also mileage is rubbish, is that normal for a jimny - mines a petrol auto.
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