96 SL2 SES (0133 and 0304)

I used an OBDII reader to read out the code from my 96 SL2(90K mileages). It is 0133 (CO2 Sensor) and 0304 (4th Cylinder Misfire).

Are these serious issue? If it only affects engine performance, I don't want to spend any extra effort on this car.

Thx.

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Simon
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the o2 sensor will definetly screw with your milage BUT I would fix the misfire first and see iff the other goes away for the sensor is up there in bucks.. there are 2 also I believe. The misfire could be plug or plug wire probably plug wires.. I would replace the plug wires and do it right with the conductive grease and all then replace the plugs if it hasn't been tuned for awhile.

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p_vouers

Is it hard to replace the plug wire DIY? I find can buy it from ebay around $30 (incl shipping).

Reply to
Simon

Or, I can just get it done with an engine tune up service?

Reply to
Simon

it's a breese.. just replace one at a time so you don't mess us the order.. plug wires for a saturn are $24 at autozone or carquest or advance auto parts.

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p_vouers

Clean off the ignition coil tower at the same time. It gets corroded over time and can affect performance. Also replace the plugs and gap them properly (0.040") at the same time. The complete job shouldn't take more than 30 minutes tops. Also make sure you route the plug wires the exact same way as the originals. Good reason to do them one at a time as suggested.

Bob

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Bob Shuman
02 SENSOR-PLUGS-WIRES- MABE COIL IF CORRODED AT TIP--MAKE SURE TO USE DEALERSHIP PARTS--SATURNS RUN LIKE SHIT WITH AFTERMARKET PARTS
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LOOKYDEALS

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