Part numbers
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Part numbers
Alright after the fuel economy posts I finally cleaned my Exhaust Tube and sensor. But after i did my next tank was actually 1.5mpg less than before i cleaned it. So i think i may have screwed that sensor up. anyone know the part number for the sensor and tube?
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Originally Posted by WonderDonkey
Alright after the fuel economy posts I finally cleaned my Exhaust Tube and sensor. But after i did my next tank was actually 1.5mpg less than before i cleaned it. So i think i may have screwed that sensor up. anyone know the part number for the sensor and tube?
BTW, the sensor is very $$
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yeah I cleaned the sensor the tube the bracket at the manifold and at the sensor. Normally 14.5mpg-15mpg last tank staying under 2k was 13.5mpg. That wasright after i cleaned that tube. what could i have done to mess that up.
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Do you think that it might just be the switch over to winter blend diesel fuel? We switched here about a month ago and I saw a drop in fuel mileage due to the D1/D2 winter blend (less btu's per gallon). I would not use one tank to determine that fuel mileage has, in fact, declined.
