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        <description>Here's a quick way to diagnose "lazy" oxygen sensors using a scan tool. In this video we look at a 2003 Chevy Silverado 6.0L but the testing is similar for all makes/models. Remember to use only OEM sensors on your vehicle for long-term performance and reliability. Also, If your vehicle has multiple O2 sensors, it is a good idea to replace them all at once since they age together and will fail together at about the same time. Enjoy!</description>
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