O2 sensor question
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The rear O2 will see more heat on average without a cat element before it, and it will have a decreased lifespan as a result, but it won't fail immediately. Think of it as dying at 60 instead of dying at 80.
Without a cat, it's only remaining function is as a narrowband in steady cruise conditions (instead of using the slower responding front wideband), and as a check against the front O2's health.
Without a cat, it's only remaining function is as a narrowband in steady cruise conditions (instead of using the slower responding front wideband), and as a check against the front O2's health.
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