God no. It'll make it worse! Oxygen sensors are what constantly tell your ECU the air fuel ratio. If you disconnect the sensors it'll make your car run bad with a mixture being either too rich or too lean. That'll mess up your catalytic converter too which can be an extremely costly repair. LEAVE THEM PLUGGED IN!
The oxygen sensors on a 1998 Chevrolet S10 are changed by disconnecting the lead wire and unscrewing them from the exhaust manifold. New sensors are then screwed into place and the wires reattached.
No, does not work.
Tires do not have oxygen sensors. They can have pressure sensors. The lack of pressure sensors would have no affect on fuel economy.
Not legally. If you do so, the engine will not run as well and will get lower mileage.
Absolutely. Not just on Subaru but every car built that has an oxygen sensor. And they all do.
Very bad gas mileage. And can prematurely plug your catylitic converters.
If you removed ALL emissions equipment, the question would be hard to answer, in theory anyway. Removing individual equipment such as your Catalytic Converter would improve exahaust flow and improve gas mileage. Removing your Oxygen Sensor would most likely decrease gas mileage because the Oxygen Sensor helps control the air/fuel mixture.
If this vehicle has high mileage I would start with the plug\wires and oxygen sensors. These would all affect fuel mileage on higher mileage vehicles. Hope this helps you.
DEPENDS ON THE SIZE OF THE MOTOR, MINE IS A 3.8 IT USED TO GET 18-22 BEFORE THE OXYGEN SENSORS WENT BAD. 3.8 HAS TWO OXYGEN SENSORS, (LEFT AND RIGHT SIDE), THEY RUN ABOUT $60.00 FOR ONE, NOT INCLUDING LABOR.
Usually oxygen sensors are what would be screwed into the exhaust manifold.Usually oxygen sensors are what would be screwed into the exhaust manifold.
any of the oxygen sensors could affect gas mileage but usually the first one in the exhaust pipe on either side causes the most driveabilty issues.
You will lose power and gas mileage. You possibly will damage the oxygen sensors.