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    hey all

    Wondering how many k's can go by before i will need to replace or check the sensors??

    i recently filled up and drove 130km and it has dropped below 2 notches already on the gauge, i know vy's have a problem with the gauge but normally it doesnt drop like this. was thinking maybe she is using too much petrol cause the sensors are worn out

    thank you in advance for help

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    Sensors last as long as they last. There is no real time frame or mileage, there are too many factors affecting them to accurately predict when they go.

    Do you know someone with a scan tool? Best to get the error codes read first and go from there.
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    hmm might have to go to the garage and get them to have a look

    nah got no one who would have one

    can u buy them??

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    around 75000 is when they start getting slow but lots of people still have originals at 200000km LOL they only throw error codes when they get real buggered
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    You can buy anything if you had enough money. A Snap On scan tool is about $2500.
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    I read around 80,000. Mine has done 135,000 and I'm just going to change them soon anyway, as I feel fuel econ has gotten a little worse lately. I read that Bosch, AC Delco or Delphi are the ones to go for.
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    My VX has 211,000 on it, still original i think, still 700kms to a tank no worries & My VY same with 180,000 on it

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    why not just change them for the sake of it??
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    well i got Bosch ones today for $40 each.. not that expensive really

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    to many sensors mt tps throws an error code on random days and turns of traction control, can surpise you if you dont notice and its wet

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