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this is a code for a rear o2 sensor. first try to replace the fuel filter and reset code. if you have a OBD 2 code reader 30.00 wal- mart or your local parts store. if that didnt fix it replace the heated O 2 sensor it is behind the catlytic converter there is only one. its around 148.00 for it
There should be no difference in using an OEM or aftermarket cat to the O2 sensors-as long as it fits with no leaks, it will do exactly what an OEM cat would do, with a significant savings. When the pipes are dropped behind the cats, inspect for 'clogging'-although it does happen, your cats behind your 4.6 are not as prone to breaking up as the earlier generations of catalytic converters, so look yourself for proof that they are damaged. If you do replace the cats, the rear sensors only monitor the cats thenselves they do NOT affect the way the engine runs at all. You are being sold a bill of goods in my opinion.
For 1999 Lincoln Town Car 4.6L SFI
8cylthe Oxygen Sensor is located under vehicle, passenger side, below seating area,
mounted in exhaust pipe, keep in mind that you have four O2 sensor.
Fig. Heated Oxygen Sensor (HO2S) and Catalyst Monitor
Sensor-exploded view
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