oxygen sensor
An oxygen sensor is a small device that tells the car how much air and fuel are burning, helping it run efficiently.
An oxygen sensor measures the amount of oxygen in a vehicle's exhaust gases to help the engine control unit adjust fuel mixture for optimal combustion.
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"[386.0s] looking at the mixture [387.0s] that's coming out of the exhaust [388.0s] with an oxygen sensor. [389.0s] It's looking for the presence of oxygen"
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