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@Scottydoggs came by today to give me a hand with this beyotch. COOL ASS CAMARO--btw :D. Scott was able to scan my tune with his hp tuners. One of the O2 sensors looked a little "lazy" on the tune. I'd like to go with an AcDelco if the price is right. I googled but got a few different part numbers. Anyone know which would be a correct number? They are a little expensive, so I'd be willing to look at a Denso or NGK--possibly. Anyone have any suggestions? Something affordable. @Dantheman1540 @Rocket Man @915_Tahoe @Doubeleive ?
That’s awesome! Way to go @Scottydoggs!
 
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What was the verdict on the tune?
Everything was pretty much ok, but bank 2 upstream O2 sensor was a little questionable. 1st it looked like it might've been bad, but when warmed up the numbers started moving, but very slowly, then while driving and when getting on it, the numbers were moving ok. So it was lazy. Better to just rule it out and to grab one.
 

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Everything was pretty much ok, but bank 2 upstream O2 sensor was a little questionable. 1st it looked like it might've been bad, but when warmed up the numbers started moving, but very slowly, then while driving and when getting on it, the numbers were moving ok. So it was lazy. Better to just rule it out and to grab one.
So no smoking gun as to what your problem is?
 

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