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Look at the fuse panel under the hood. Look carefully at the o2 sensor fuses. I had that happen once after replacing a o 2 sensor that was wired incorrectly from the manufacturer and it shorted out the heater circuit and blew the fuse. It was a known issue with a certain batch of denso sensors apparently, but unfortunately came from rockauto.
 
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A&B o2 fuses are good. Putting it on lift today. I smelled a burning wire twice in two days so im hoping its just a wire.
 
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I replaced all three oxygen sensors and it's fine now, passed emissions inspection this morning so i was able to tag it, finally! Also spoke to the original owner, he replaced the cat back in febuary. I sent him pics with the new wheels and told him everything I havge done to it he asked if he could buy it back.lol
 

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nice! :waytogo:
 
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They were bad, the original owner verified there were two sensors bad when he had it, so I replaced all three to be on the safe side.
 

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