1999 Daewoo Leganza O2 issues

1999 DAEWOO LEGANZA
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MMOSHER87
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The O2 sensor on this car is in the very front under the bumper. I have pulled forward too much and hit the sensor. As soon as that happened the car stalled out. Now the car cranks but does not start. The sensor is bent a little. I dont understand why it wont start. This has happened before and was covered under warranty so the company fixed it. I called to ask how they fixed it and they said last time it was a blown fuse. I asked which one and they said it was one on the left side. The only two on the left side was one that said FOG and one with a picture of a diode. Would "barely" hitting the O2 sensor blow a fuse that would not let the car start? Please help me figure out why my car is cranking but not turning over.
Jul 8, 2014 at 1:10 AM
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HMAC300
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ya it could have shorted a fuse out. check fuses and relay in pic aswell as fuse 22 underhood and passenger fuses
Jul 8, 2014 at 6:46 AM
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