A high A / F sensor voltage(passive) could be caused by A high A / F sensor voltage
A high A / F sensor voltage(passive) could be caused byA high A / F sensor voltage
in a misfirewould ... resultin a misfire
piston and head damagecan causepiston and head damage
high /F sensor voltage(passive) could be caused byhigh /F sensor voltage
to overheatingwill also leadto overheating
to overheatingwill also leadto overheating
Car backfires through the carburetor(passive) are sometimes caused byCar backfires through the carburetor
A low heated oxygen sensor ( sensor 1 ) voltage ( 0.4 V or less(passive) could be caused byA low heated oxygen sensor ( sensor 1 ) voltage ( 0.4 V or less
The left Car backfires through the carburetor(passive) are sometimes caused byThe left Car backfires through the carburetor
in an increased risk of detonationcan also resultin an increased risk of detonation
to an increased risk of detonationcan also leadto an increased risk of detonation
in an increased risk of detonationmay also resultin an increased risk of detonation
to an increased risk of detonationmay also leadto an increased risk of detonation
to an increased risk of detonationcan leadto an increased risk of detonation
a high amount of oxygen(passive) caused bya high amount of oxygen
plug tip temperaturecan causeplug tip temperature
a catastrophic engine failurecan causea catastrophic engine failure
excessive heatcan causeexcessive heat
increased turbo lagcan causeincreased turbo lag
in melting of the piston in the center of the exhaust portresultsin melting of the piston in the center of the exhaust port
backfires , poor idling and sluggish acceleration ... and make it hard to start the carcan causebackfires , poor idling and sluggish acceleration ... and make it hard to start the car
in lean misfireresultsin lean misfire
in high engine temperaturewill resultin high engine temperature
an engine to have a surge or miss at idle and partcan causean engine to have a surge or miss at idle and part