no. the post cat o2 sensor only monitors the efficiency of the cat.
Yes, it can run but this will destroy the O2 sensor and the catalytic converter.
Protects, no. The only temp sensor is the coolant temp sensor. The car will run until the engine is ruined if allowed to continue overheating.
yes it will not only lose power it will run rough in some cases not run at all
Yes, you should always run your vehicle with its Knock sensor.
Hmmmm ...... there are only two. One post Cat converter and is very obvious from under the truck. The other one on the exhaust manifold (pre-cat). www.trailvoy.com - Trailblazer forum run by true enthusiasts!
Pre-cat, probably run poorly and may lead to damage to the catalytic converter. Post-cat, nothing.
crankshaft position sensor
Run, yes. Run properly, no.
No it will not cause it not to run.
disconnect your exhaust between the per and post oxygen sensor give it gas if it runs well change catalyst converter
The crank sensor sends a signal to control the spark timing to the engine. If the sensor goes bad the engine may run rough or not run at all.
You run a post-hoc test after conducting an analysis of variance (ANOVA) and finding a significant result. A post-hoc test is used to determine which specific groups differ significantly from each other, as ANOVA only tells you that there is a difference somewhere but not which groups are different.