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I would clear the code and if it comes back then you need to replace the O2 sensor.
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I would clear the code and if it comes back then you need to replace the O2 sensor.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Got a code P2096 this morning - "Signal Delay Time for Oxygen Sensor Ageing - Above Limit". Is this just a bad O2 sensor? Anyone know what this is going to cost me?

POST 2Original post

sorry i can't help u but that readout can say a lot of things. it's like getting caught with your pants down. like i had this front/rear lid open message. crazy computers!

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yep, the description sounded a little ambiguous to me also. Hopefully someone on the board has had this code before. For what it's worth, the car is running fine.

POST 4Original post

it's like you're going about your merry way and when that thing pops up a message ALL your attn is focused on it lickety split no matter where you are. LOLLOLOLOL i'd def get it checked out. little **** adds up quick. i'm sure you'll get help here.

POST 5Original post

This is an O2 sensor aging fault code. Not uncommon on cars with 60,000 miles or more. I would clear the code and if it comes back then you need to replace the O2 sensor.

POST 6Original post

I just got it two days ago and the fix was new cats under warranty. Your emissions warranty will cover that 8/80k

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