ncockerham04
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Hey guys. Went on a hog hunting trip to South Carolina. Didn't do any serious wheeling or anything, but i did run through one mud hole... nothing huge. All of the sudden, loud squealing noise and CEL flicks on. On arrival back home I take it to Firestone and they tell me that i need two new cats, two new o2 sensors, and that they just needed to tighten a bolt that holds the power steering belt in place. I'm pulling out of the shop, and she is still squealing. I have not given in and gotten the work done to the o2 sensors or cats. I didn't think cats went bad. I just replaced one of them within the last few years. Replaced an o2 sensor within the last year and a half or so. My question is... why in the heck are the o2 sensors so susceptible to being fried? When I tell you that I went though one mud hole... you can't even count it as a mud hole. South Carolina dirt compacts really hard, and mud holes are 90% just water! Let me know what to do guys. thanks.
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