OK, I received a lot of good info related to this.  About 75% have informed me that the O2 sensor doesn't even begin to work until the engine is warm.  There is also a large pecentage that have experience with a similar problem and changing the temp II sensor cleared up their dilemma.

So..., if changing the temp sensor fixed the issue, then my question is this:  Why would the temp sensor suddenly start acting problematic after the O2 sensor was changed?

Brian
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