o2 problem please help
#1
o2 problem look what the dealer told me please help
i got a ses light and i scanned it and it was p0157 bank 2 sensor 2 circuit low voltage. this was on friday and i took it to the dealer, they replaced it under warranty and then this sunday i got the ses light back on and i scanned it and i got the same code. i will call the dealer and tell them but one thing i was thinking was since it is an o2 behind one of the cats could this mean the cat is shot and the sensor is getting a bad reading? there are no codes about cat converter, thanks for any help
Last edited by bluecmaro96; 08-30-2004 at 12:38 PM.
#2
Re: o2 problem please help
Originally Posted by bluecmaro96
i got a ses light and i scanned it and it was p0157 bank 2 sensor 2 circuit low voltage. this was on friday and i took it to the dealer, they replaced it under warranty and then this sunday i got the ses light back on and i scanned it and i got the same code. i will call the dealer and tell them but one thing
i was thinking was since it is an o2 behind one of the cats could this mean the cat is shot and the sensor is getting a bad reading? there are no codes about cat converter, thanks for any help
i was thinking was since it is an o2 behind one of the cats could this mean the cat is shot and the sensor is getting a bad reading? there are no codes about cat converter, thanks for any help
#3
Re: o2 problem check out what the dealer told me
i called the dealer and told them i got the code back and the service manager said they didnt replace the o2 because when they scanned it it showed the o2's were being set off at 123 mph and he wont let his guy drive that fast, now since these are set off at 123 arent they bad at 0-65 mph also?he said he tested them and they are fine.
#5
Re: o2 problem please help
Great timing. I too may be having o2 problems? I threw a SES light three days ago, got it scanned and it was 8 codes, all four o2 sensors. Figuring this is some weird fluk, I drove home to check the O2's, but on the way home the SES went off by itself??? Now three days later, when I thomp on it, it gets sluggish and seems want to die but hasn't yet. Do you guys think O2's here.
How the hell does a dealer check an O2 sensor anyway?
How the hell does a dealer check an O2 sensor anyway?
#6
Re: o2 problem please help
Originally Posted by dyers98
Great timing. I too may be having o2 problems? I threw a SES light three days ago, got it scanned and it was 8 codes, all four o2 sensors. Figuring this is some weird fluk, I drove home to check the O2's, but on the way home the SES went off by itself??? Now three days later, when I thomp on it, it gets sluggish and seems want to die but hasn't yet. Do you guys think O2's here.
How the hell does a dealer check an O2 sensor anyway?
How the hell does a dealer check an O2 sensor anyway?
A PCM scanner needs to monitor from a cold start to normal operating temps and see what the fuel trims are for that side.
Exhaust leaks, weak 02 ( older then 30,000 miles) would be the 1st things to look at if the fuel trims are within normal range
You can check an O2 by heating the tip up with a torch and measuring what the voltage ranges are.
#7
Re: o2 problem please help
Can an exhaust leak cause that? I just welded a flowmaster up about three weeks ago. There were concerns about a leak in the outlet weld. My friend did the welding so I wasn't going to bitch about it. He ended up using some gray goop to seal the leak...Since then this is the second ses I've had, the first being pretty much the entire intake system (like 6 codes, maf, tb, ect.) got them erased and it's been fine. Is this possible?
#8
Re: o2 problem please help
Sure any leak that can cause air to be sucked in or change the content and temp of exhaust gases will fool the O2.
Worse that goop if sucked in will corrupt the O2
Worse that goop if sucked in will corrupt the O2
Originally Posted by dyers98
Can an exhaust leak cause that? I just welded a flowmaster up about three weeks ago. There were concerns about a leak in the outlet weld. My friend did the welding so I wasn't going to bitch about it. He ended up using some gray goop to seal the leak...Since then this is the second ses I've had, the first being pretty much the entire intake system (like 6 codes, maf, tb, ect.) got them erased and it's been fine. Is this possible?
#10
Re: o2 problem please help
mine also acts weird at around cruisin at 60-70 it kinda seems like it has a slight miss or hesitation, if i use o2 simms for after cat area o2 sensors would that be ok?
#11
Re: o2 problem please help
yeah i just bought an ss and the day i bought it the ses light came on now im knda pissed since it has only 36k on the clock went to autozone and they said i was running lean(thanks a lot guys) that told me nothing then i went to my friends shop and we started figuring out what the problem is.the exhaust fumes are supposed to be cooler when they come out of the cat and we were reading the temps and it wasnt coller causing a sensor to go off (ses light) so i said screw it im just gonna order o2 sims but do you guys know if i can take the car back to the dealer to get a good cat put on since the one they sold me had a bad one and wont pass emmisions?
#12
Re: o2 problem please help
DON'T do the O2 sims. I havn't witnessed this, but I have read in multiple articles that o2 sims make more problems for these cars than their worth. Your better off replacing the O2's and leaving it at that. Thats what i've heard, correct me if i'm wrong.
#13
Re: o2 problem please help
Originally Posted by dyers98
DON'T do the O2 sims. I havn't witnessed this, but I have read in multiple articles that o2 sims make more problems for these cars than their worth. Your better off replacing the O2's and leaving it at that. Thats what i've heard, correct me if i'm wrong.
#15
Re: o2 problem please help
im not being rude when i say this but you heard wrong, how else would so many people use orp with their headers? besides getting the rear o2s deleted from the pcm.