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Problem with my v6 vortec spends a lot of gasoline

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13 years 6 months before #35412 by manual-mecanica
Well, in my house it was the catalytic converter, but I'll tell you that I took the pipe out to rule it out faster

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13 years 6 months before #35413 by manual-mecanica
It would be important for you to remove the spark plugs to see what color they come out, that way we'll know if there's an excess of fuel in the mixture; if so, it could be the temperature sensor or the oxygen sensor.

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13 years 6 months before #35442 by manual-mecanica
Look, I just checked the oxygen sensors and they're really carbonized, but the computer isn't showing any error codes

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13 years 6 months before #35443 by manual-mecanica
Oh, by the way, what gauge are the spark plugs? And they don't look dirty. One of them has a little oil stain on the threads, but the electrode and everything else isn't stained. And since you seem to know about cars, could you tell me why there's so much pressure in the radiator even when the car is cold?

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13 years 6 months before #35444 by manual-mecanica
The problem with the temperature rising could be that the thermostat is stuck closed and not opening, or the radiator is clogged; check the condition of those components.

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