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My car has faulty 02 sensors, and a misfire in 4th gear, could these be related?

 

Maybe the car is running lean and blowing the spark out...?...?

 

What do you reckon?

 

cheers guys

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very much doubt it, you could unplug the o2 sensors and they car wouldn't miss fire, most likely be a sparkplug or connector on coil pack or injector connector, also ptu connection

rich

I would try pressing all the coil packs down to make sure one hasn't come loose. I had this problem. Thought I was going to have a nightmare and it was just a loose pack.

Agreed, not an O2 sensor problem. I would focus on ignition circuit issues as mentioned above.

Had my car 3 years now and it,s never had O2 sensors in it and runs perfect !!!!

It doesn't run perfect, the zeds swallow a lot more juice when no o2 sensors aren't attached!

Had my car 3 years now and it,s never had O2 sensors in it and runs perfect !!!!

 

You Really mean that ? None at all ? Blanked off ?

 

It certainly will run without as there is a default setting in the ECU for when they fail, but you will run rich pretty much all the time up to about 3500rpm I think.

I don,t get any excessive sooting of the exhaust and it,s de-catted and just sailed through it,s mot !!!!

I did actually fit a pair of after market ones , the running was the same but it just surged up and down on tickover and stalled :confused: unplugged them and it run as sweet as a nut , so left it at that :D

So you fitted a pair of non nissan O2 sensors, they caused hunting of the idle and you unplugged them and it appears to be running correctly now?

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