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Old Nov 27, 2015 | 03:47 PM
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Just had a new exedy clutch put in my 06 gt 2 weeks ago, the day I pick it up from the shop the check engine light comes on so I run the code and its an O2 sensor so i buy that (havent replaced it yet) but every now and then the car acts really weird and doesnt want to go. I could push the peddle all the way down and all it does is sputter and wont really go at all. then seconds or a minute later its back to normal. can an o2 sensor cause the car to run so badly?? I didnt think so but its worrying me now cause i just bought the car, only had it for a month now..

and if it helps , the car is tuned, cammed, cat converters taken off
Old Nov 28, 2015 | 09:24 AM
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Before you go replacing parts. Make sure everything was plugged back in and that no wires are pinched between the bell housing and engine block.
Old Nov 30, 2015 | 08:01 AM
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Welcome to the forum.

Yes, an O2 sensor is an important factor on how your car runs. But not to the point of sputtering, making it undrivable. Good advice above ^^^, and swap out the old O2 sensor for the new one, reset codes and see if it helps. You never know......
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