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no, these are unrelated to O2 codes. O2 cannot affect manifold pressure or intake air temp and of course not trans clutch.

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Q: On a 92 grand prix se 34 map sensor iat sensor transaxle clutch and 2 codes for the o2 sensor going off would the o2 sensor trigger all those other things to happen if you kept driving?
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