98 Chrysler Minivan has no power repl O2 sensor

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by llegg, Jul 22, 2006.

  1. llegg

    llegg Guest

    Hi: Can someone help me? My minivan with 3.3L burned up an O2 sensor
    4 weeks ago. Took out the alternator and battery. Shop had a hard
    time getting the wiring straight as it melted. Actually replaced the
    O2 sensor a second time. Car still has no power and hesitates when
    you give it the gas. Suggestions? I need to get my van back.
     
    llegg, Jul 22, 2006
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  2. llegg

    NewMan Guest

    Your O2 sensor destroyed your alternator and battery?????

    When my O2 sensor went, all that happened was hesitation under load
    (going up hill) and the odd spit-back.

    Replacement was about $100 and took less than 20 min.

    If your alternator and battery went, causing a melt-down of wiring, I
    would suggest that the O2 sensor was NOT at fault.

    No idea where to start, but it sounds nasty.
     
    NewMan, Jul 23, 2006
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