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Old 09-15-2020, 06:31 AM   #17
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All sensors swapped. Plugged in the durametric and ran car for 5 mins to confirm they were all sending signals. They were. Then shut down for the night. Will run thru paces tomorrow and post up results.

Wondering if there is a run-in period for O2 sensors. Assume I got to get them good and hot etc. Read someone say that it take some time for the ECU to adjust the fuel mapping etc for new sensors. One post talked about disconnecting and reconnecting the battery or something. Didnt sound right to me.

Anyways. Thanks all for the advice and Blue62 for guidance. Look forward to posting up results.
There is no run in period needed for the O2sensors
I would take it for a good cruise, 20-30 minutes should be enough time for the DME/ECU to readjust fueling to the new sensors. No need to disconnect and reconnect the battery.
Make sure you clear all your codes first.
Looking forward to your follow up post. Expecting good results
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