Why am I getting fault codes 25 and 26, Air fuel ratio is too lean AND rich on my Lexus ls400. What do I fix?
Feb 02, 2010 by LexusHI | Posted in Lexus
Just changed spark plugs and wires, ignition coils, and MAF filter. Could it maybe a faulty o2 sensor?
Please help, Im clueless :)
Its a 1990 Ls400, so I got the codes by counting the number of flashes of Check engine light. and
did you gap the plugs right ,because if not that code will appear on it and a bad 0-2 sensor will cause it to give off that code also,have someone with a good scanner read and monitor the 0-2 sensor,s on it while its running and that will tell you if
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Helen Thomas Laments Impending End of Old Media’s Information Monopoly
Helen Thomas Laments Impending End of Old Media’s Information Monopoly
There is hardly a more fitting figure to trumpet Old Media’s fear of Internet-powered citizen journalism than Helen Thomas. The 89-year-old reporter has covered every president since Jack Kennedy. But when it comes to the inevitable decline of her brand of journalism, her fears are unfounded and misplaced.
"Helen Thomas," reported Lloyd Grove for the Daily Beast, "is worried that all the downsizing at media outlets will result in less-reliable coverage of the president." Thomas went on to lament the rise of new media as a viable alternative to traditional journalism.
With all due respect to Thomas and her distinguished career as a reporter, it is not at all clear that someone with views as liberal as hers — placing her as they do well outside the mainstream of American political opinion — is at all preferable an intermediary to a pajama-clad blogger or iPhone photographer.
The ability of non-credentialed citizen-journalists to report the news for themselves can potentially put an end to media gatekeepers who consistently side with the liberal left. For her part, Thomas has vehemently denied any liberal bent in the White House Press Corps, despite tremendous evidence to the contrary.
Thomas lamented a loss in "accountability," but who keeps Old Media accountable? She specifically targeted bloggers, saying,
And all those with printing presses and Columbia journalism degrees think they are entitled to a monopoly on information.
Sorry Helen, but according to the Pew Research Center only 29 percent of Americans believe that the press generally gets its facts straight. Only 26 percent believe the press is politically objective. An institution with such abysmal standing in the eyes of the public cannot credibly claim to be satisfying an indispensable social and political need.
There is hardly a more fitting figure to trumpet Old Media’s fear of Internet-powered citizen journalism than Helen Thomas. The 89-year-old reporter has covered every president since Jack Kennedy. But when it comes to the inevitable decline of her brand of journalism, her fears are unfounded and misplaced.
