dirkbaumann37
Skoda Citigo Oxygen Sensor Issue
Summary of the thread
A 2018 Skoda Citigo owner experienced a check engine light and increased fuel consumption, with an error indicating an oxygen sensor heater failure. Despite checking the cable and plug connection, the issue persisted. It was suggested that the problem could be a faulty oxygen sensor, which was confirmed by a workshop. After replacing the sensor, the check engine light was resolved, and the owner anticipated improved fuel consumption.
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dirkbaumann37 (community.author)
Sensor testing? How did you do that? And which sensor was faulty for you? Was it also the oxygen sensor? I'm not really sure about the air-fuel ratio, but I read something about it online. Any further details would be appreciated.
michael_thunder1
Yes, it was the oxygen sensor for me too. I didn't do the sensor testing myself; I took it to a workshop. They told me the sensor was bad and that it probably damaged because a car component was defective. If the cable looks ok, I would just go to a workshop and have them check it out. They can measure the sensor values and tell you for sure.
dirkbaumann37 (community.author)
Thanks a lot for sharing your experience. I took it to the local garage, and you were right, it was the oxygen sensor. They checked the wiring as well. Total cost was 95€ including the sensor. Now the check engine light is off, and hopefully, the fuel consumption will go back to normal.
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michael_thunder1
Sounds like a faulty sensor. I had a similar issue with my Citigo. The check engine light was on, and the car was drinking fuel. Have you tried any sensor testing? Could be the air-fuel ratio is off.