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March 5th 05, 11:03 PM
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Bad O2 sensor
Is it possible for the Check Engine Light to be triggered by an overdue
oil change? For example: diriving around with a red oil light for 3 months in the cold? Just wondering. And will an oil change fix the problem and make the light go off? Or does that sensor now have to be changed? Thank you in advance. 
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