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A Vehicle Has Both Excessive CO and O2 Readings

Question 14

Question 14

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A vehicle has both excessive CO and O2 readings. Which condition is the most likely cause?


A) An intake manifold leak
B) An exhaust leak
C) A fuel injector leak
D) An exhaust restriction

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