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The oxygen or O2 sensor is located in your exhaust system and measures the air/fuel ratio in your engine. By sensing the amount of oxygen in the exhaust, it helps the engine adjust the amount of fuel that it consumes. To maintain a proper air/fuel mixture in your engine, it is important that the oxygen sensors are working properly.

If your car, truck, or SUV experiences a sudden increase in fuel consumption or a rough idle, the O2 sensor is a potential culprit. Replacing your oxygen sensor can be inexpensive compared to leaving it unchecked, which can cause poor engine performance, low fuel efficiency, poor emissions, and even a damaged catalytic converter. If you're experiencing a rough idle, poor fuel economy, or any other related issue, call Cheshire Automotive in Merriam at 913-766-9274 or schedule an appointment online today.