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[*] posted on 11-5-2006 at 09:35 PM


The oxygen sensor light came on in my VW Vanagon while on a recent trip to Colorado. I stopped at NAPA Auto Parts and they told me it wouldn't hurt my engine to drive it home. When I got home I looked up a Vanagon Forum and found that there is a little box on the speedometer cable that triggers the light every 30,000 miles. I reset the button and it works fine. I had just replaced the oxy sensor about 15,000 miles ago. Maybe Toyota has something like that.
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