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Old 01-03-13, 03:55 PM
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Depends on the price difference and how much you value your time. I will usually buy OEM if the part takes a long time to change and the price isn't outrageous.
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Originally Posted by Baetke
Depends on the price difference and how much you value your time. I will usually buy OEM if the part takes a long time to change and the price isn't outrageous.
X2 OE is only $5 more, do it once with OE and forget about it for another 10 years.
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Originally Posted by carguy07
X2 OE is only $5 more, do it once with OE and forget about it for another 10 years.
That is what I will do. For now the code is gone after replacing the A/F sensor. I will buy a thermostat anyway just in case it comes back.
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Originally Posted by sumolexus
That is what I will do. For now the code is gone after replacing the A/F sensor. I will buy a thermostat anyway just in case it comes back.
The P0125 is a "ghost" code that will never come back. It just is a tag along code when the air fuel sensor dies.
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Originally Posted by carguy07
The P0125 is a "ghost" code that will never come back. It just is a tag along code when the air fuel sensor dies.
Thanks. You are correct. It never came back on.
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sumolexus,

Did you ever solve your temperature problem? What was the final solution?

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