whereare the sensors located on a 1993 cad.deville/4.6 engin

1993 CADILLAC DEVILLE
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JIM HILL
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i have a 1993 cad. deville .about 2 years ago i had the sensors replaced because the serv.engine light was on. this corrected the problem but now have the problem again. can i replace the sensors myselfand if so where are they located? its a93 cad deville with a 4.6 engine
Sep 21, 2007 at 1:07 PM
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WRENCH
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Need a little more info what sensors do you need to replace and why. Are you getting engine codes if so what are they.
Sep 21, 2007 at 1:14 PM
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WRENCH
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I am sorry but I don't answer pm's, you wrote:

have a service eng.light and poor gas milage .had not had codes checked last time i had this problem i had to have the maf?sensor and o2 sensor replaced now have the same problem again.the engine has a small miss also

The problem might not be the same and would hate to see you throw money at it and not fix it. If you could run a diagnostic check and see what codes you get, would realy help out. Is your same problem is your engine light is on becouse there are a lot of sensor's that could turn on the light.
Sep 21, 2007 at 3:21 PM
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[quote:9912371e06="wrench"]I am sorry but I don't answer pm's, you wrote:

have a service eng.light and poor gas milage .had not had codes checked last time i had this problem i had to have the maf?sensor and o2 sensor replaced now have the same problem again.the engine has a small miss also

The problem might not be the same and would hate to see you throw money at it and not fix it. If you could run a diagnostic check and see what codes you get, would realy help out. Is your same problem is your engine light is on becouse there are a lot of sensor's that could turn on the light.[/quote:9912371e06]

also a 93 doesnt have a 4.6-- 4.9
Sep 21, 2007 at 9:40 PM
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