Just ONE of the many nifty little features of the Kia Soul.
But did you know:
On all cars today, at least in the USA, there is at least one O2 (oxygen) sensor. And on many cars there are TWO. I've heard of some cars (V6's and V8's) having three or more.
And that's all well and good, but....a brand new O2 sensor will cause the new engine to run a little bit on the lean side. Good for the gas mileage.
But as the sensor ages, like around 60 to 80K miles, it will begin to run the engine richer and richer, cutting both the gas mileage and the performance.
So the bottom line is....after 60k miles, for best performance, Change the O2 Sensor(s).
I'll be going to my dealership this week, and I'm going to ask them for a quote on replacing the O2 sensor(s) on my Soul. I may even ask several of the nearby dealers for a quote, and see who will give me the best deal.
Happy Trails, Mates!
FL Hamster
