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No, it will not. In fact, there will be no difinitive information that it is indeed a sensor causing the failure. That requires analysis of the data from an OBD scan. Not to say the mechanic is not correct, just that there are other causes for most any emmision test failure besides the lambda sensors.
Do you have access to an OBD scanner? I find it somewhat hard to believe the X-300 will fail a emissions test without a OBD fault code. It will be helpful to know what parameter it failed, and what the allowable and actual values were.
Do you have access to an OBD scanner? I find it somewhat hard to believe the X-300 will fail a emissions test without a OBD fault code. It will be helpful to know what parameter it failed, and what the allowable and actual values were.
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