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Old 07-10-2019, 07:06 PM   #1
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Are O2 Spacers required for Max-flo on 986?

Thanks so maybe instead of O2 spacers I look at fuel trim values instead? Although not sure why only bank 1 ??
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Thanks so maybe instead of O2 spacers I look at fuel trim values instead? Although not sure why only bank 1 ??

Yes, might be fuel delivery issue, clogged fuel injector etc. Inspect spark plugs.
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OK. I forgot to add I replaced coil packs and spark plugs at last service only 2000 miles ago. I ran a can of injector cleaner through at that time too (do this every service) but I will look at the plugs condition again as suggested.
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