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August 17th, 2002, 11:05 PM
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Leaded Fuel
WHO RUNS LEADED FUEL AND HAS PROBLEMS WITH THEIR
O2 SENSORS. I'M JUST PLANNING ON RUNNING LEAD FUEL A FEW TIMES HERE AND THERE. WOULD THIS BE A PROBLEM?     
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August 17th, 2002, 11:47 PM
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leaded fuel is not good for o2 sensors especially regular non heated ones...they won't last past 100 miles usually...if i were you i would spend the 80 bucks and get a heated o2 sensor...i run leaded alot with it and nothing has happened to it...they are supposed to be lead resistant...some guys have ran their same o2 heated sensor for years on leaded fuel and no problems...
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-Don  87' Grand National 2nd owner, owned since 98' with 26k original miles, car now has about 120k  Car under construction...completion date: spring 2009
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August 18th, 2002, 10:17 PM
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My AC Delco has gone through 2 tanks of race gas in between tanks of 94 and works fine. If you dont put in race gas that often like me dont waste your money on a heated O2
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Bob D .040 over block - n/a crank - hypers stock turbo/IC/blue tops Yes, I am an alcoholic http://bobdittmar.tripod.com/blown87combobs1987buickgrandnational/index.html
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