THERE IS MORE THAN ONE
AnswerPresuming you didn't manually reset the code reader, which is done by using a computer plugged into the system (in which case it better be cleared for at least a short while or you've got a bad sensor, reader or elec connection), not terribly plain English of how I understand it:There is a part of the sensor/computer operations that continually runs tests automatically and records values (that can differ), but if accumulated (the term I always heard) over a few runs indicate a problem then identifies and sends the error code. If you haven't reset it, just driving the car with a good 02 sensor through a few cycles...which are also determined by on off of key, until it overrides itself and sees a good reading and turns off light is all that is needed. Differs as does the computer determing good values and what tests to run when, but a handlful of on offs and 50 miles or so is standard to do it.
You have to clear the computer of the malfunction; Use the same diagnostic tool that read the code to clear the light.
Oxygen sensor
What did the diagnostic code tell you before you replaced the EGR valve? You should not have replaced the EGR valve unless you have already run a diagnostic code otherwise you probably just wasted money. Oxygen sensors are a more common problem, especially since they routinely wear out. Also, map sensor, throttle position sensor, crankshaft position sensor... and a whole lot more, can cause a check engine light to come on. Don't guess; run a diagnostic code and figure out what the computer is detecting. Then replace ONLY what the computer indicates has failed.
Run a computer diagnostic test to figure out WHY it's on. Why replace a converter when the problem could be an oxygen sensor?
This is referring to the first Oxygen sensor, located on the exhaust manifold. It either indicates a short in the wiring or the sensor needs to be replaced altogether.
No, the ratio of nitrogen to oxygen is not changed by altitude.
Its plugged. replace.
Oxygen is replaced with plants and photosynthesis. In photosynthesis plants take in carbon dioxide and expel oxygen. This is why having plants is important to sustain human life.
hyddrogen replaced by oxygen because the zinc is an oxygen regents which reacts with H2
Have you replaced the fuel filter? Have you run a computer diagnostic test? The fuel filter was replaced last year in march. have not ran diagnostic test yet. someone said it may be the oxygen sensor due to the catlettic converter going out twice in one year. still do not know why it is dying at light and not wanting to shift. am replacing O2 sensor today.
Oxygen for therapy and sometimes helium for obstructive therapy and diagnostic.
There are 3 oxygen sensors and all 3 should be changed for the best performance and fuel economy. ON THE 1995 Ram there is only one O2 sensor on the cat