Hi Guys l have a problem with my VR commodore V6 it is using heaps too much fuel for my liking l am getting 5klms to 1 ltr of fuel l regularly get it serviced by a local mechanic and he is unclear why its doing this. Apart from finding a new mechanic, can anyone out there enlighten me on what is possibly wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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VR ecotec fuel problem
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Thanks for the reply mate But where would you find the oxygen sensor on the motorHi Guys l have a problem with my VR commodore V6 it is using heaps too much fuel for my liking l am getting 5klms to 1 ltr of fuel l regularly get it serviced by a local mechanic and he is unclear why its doing this. Apart from finding a new mechanic, can anyone out there enlighten me on what is possibly wrong. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
not on the motor. It's on the exhaust.
std vr will have 1 on the pass side down the back of the engine on the pipe.
a ecotec will have one either side in the same spot.
sort of look like a spark plug with 2 or 4 wires out the back.
std vr will have 1 on the pass side down the back of the engine on the pipe.
a ecotec will have one either side in the same spot.
sort of look like a spark plug with 2 or 4 wires out the back.
Oxygen sensors are not in the motor, they are in the exhasut system.
Look where the spark plugs are and follow the exhasut manifold down to where it becomes the exhaust pipe (near the transmission) it is the thing screwed into the exhaust with 2 or 3 wires coming off it.
V6 has one either side of the motor.
If faulty the fuel mixture can/will be incorrect, hence high fuel consumtion.
Look where the spark plugs are and follow the exhasut manifold down to where it becomes the exhaust pipe (near the transmission) it is the thing screwed into the exhaust with 2 or 3 wires coming off it.
V6 has one either side of the motor.
If faulty the fuel mixture can/will be incorrect, hence high fuel consumtion.
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02 sensor on my VR wagon is located just before the catalytic converter and after where the two engine pipes join. Just one (1). A site to check out AA1Car Auto Repair Diagnosis Help, it may be a Yank site but it has some info on sensors and what they do.