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    Question HO2 Sensor Readings on Cold Start-up

    Is it normal for both OEM front HO2 sensor readings to fluctuate randomly (104-786) at idle, on initial cold start-up; rear HO2's are disabled. The OEM 5.3L L33 VIN B engine appears to be running smoothly otherwise, but I haven't run it long enough to fully warm up; no radiator fans installed yet.

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    Thats how front o2 sensors work, they switch up and down rapidly.
    2016 Silverado CCSB 5.3/6L80e, not as slow but still heavy.

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    That is what you want to see. They will get lazy and stay flatter once they start going bad. They take a few seconds for the heaters to warm up as well.

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    I appreciate the help. Reading about EFI function is one thing. Seeing it in action with this VCM suite; it's truly amazing. Thanks.