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    spuddering?????

    I just bought a 2000 trans am ws6, the car once in awhile spudder's. But its not all the time. But the more i drive it and the more it spudders. ANy idea's

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    hard to tell with such a vague description, could be fouled plugs, faulty o2 sensors, injectors

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    What RPM does the stutter occur?

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    I do know one o2 sensor is bad, my ses light came on, and i had it checked out. I will get the o2 sensor replaced today. I just has exhaust the cats and back, and slp lid, and msd wires, thats all i know of. I just bought the car.

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    the spuddering occurs at different rpms, mainly the lower ones, around 3200 or lower

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    The O2 sensor is most likely the problem.

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    just today the ses light came on. The o2 sesnor is bad. I hope that gets rid of the problem. I will get it changed today or tom.

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    i got that same problem, it came after i put my headers on. i pulled all my plugs and there wasnt anything wrong with them, so im leaning more towards the o2 sensor.

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    Does anyone have a pic of where the o2's are actually located. I know there are 2 in front and 2 behind the cat, but i would just like to visually see a reference for when I do mine this weekend.
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    Just look under the car you can't miss them, if you have stock manafolds the first 2 (upstrem) sensors will be located near the engine in the manafold.

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    one before the cat and one after on each side

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    Not to bad to get to the o2 sensors. i just got one of mine replaced and runs like it should. My ses light went of after 4 starts and has'nt came back on yet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stangslayer98 View Post
    one before the cat and one after on each side
    is it actually IN the cat or berfore it, i haven't had a chance to look yet.....been too busy working

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    At least on my car (2001 TA) you can see the first two from the engine bay.

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    the first two are before and the backs are after the cats. I changed them on a 2000 ta.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Black 98 formula ws6 View Post
    the first two are before and the backs are after the cats. I changed them on a 2000 ta.
    so they are not actually "IN" the cats? what should i add to the threads so they won't seize or should i just not add anything?

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    No, they are after not "in" the cats and the new sensors should have anti seize on them already.

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    Yes, the new o2 sensor does anti seize on them already.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Black 98 formula ws6 View Post
    Yes, the new o2 sensor does anti seize on them already.
    yes they do i wondered what that goopy shit on there was.......are the old ones gonna be hard to remove i wonder they haven't been changed for 105,000 miles on it.

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    Just let the car warm up before you try and take them out. Becareful of the hot exhaust.

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