[DML] Re: What's with the glug glug noise?
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> Since this is a problem that he only has when the engine is warm 
> (when the oxygen sensor has reached 400 degrees or whatever), 
> couldn't this be an indication of a bad oxygen sensor failing to 
> regulate the mixture properly?

Matt - Possible. Does anyone know how to test the oxygen sensor,
and/or details on a cross-reference part?

>> It is a fairly easy procedure to remove the throttle body.

David - Yep, been there done that. Last I saw them (several months
ago) I believe they were clean, but I also wasn't looking specifically
at them. I'll dig back into it and see what I find.

I didn't have time to tear into it yesterday but will get it done this
week, perhaps tonight.

Thanks again.

-Ryan








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