!maf and SES lights for pre-cat O2's
!maf and SES lights for pre-cat O2's
I did the !maf mod (ported and descreened) and put a new K&N CAI and all of a sudden my SES light came on
. I had it scanned at autozone and it was throwing a 71 & 74 i think which were saying i was running too rich in bank 1 and 2. I have been driving for a while with it on and i haven't noticed any change in gas mileage or anything. Any help would be appreciated!
. I had it scanned at autozone and it was throwing a 71 & 74 i think which were saying i was running too rich in bank 1 and 2. I have been driving for a while with it on and i haven't noticed any change in gas mileage or anything. Any help would be appreciated!
Can we assume you mean codes P0171 and P0174? That would be "fuel trim lean" for banks 1 and 2. The O2 sensors are detecting a "lean" condition, the long term fuel corrections have tried to bring it back where it belongs by adding fuel, and the long term corrections have max'd out without curing the problem. Is it possible you had too much oil on the K&N? Check the elements/wires in the MAF and see if there is oil on them. Clean off with electronics spray cleaner.
Also, check the elbow between the MAF and the TB to make sure it is fully on the TB, and is not ripped.
If that's not it, and you made no other changes, there's a good chance you damaged the sensor on the MAF housing. If you did, you are out a couple hundered bucks, for a mod that really accomplishes little, IMHO.
Also, check the elbow between the MAF and the TB to make sure it is fully on the TB, and is not ripped.
If that's not it, and you made no other changes, there's a good chance you damaged the sensor on the MAF housing. If you did, you are out a couple hundered bucks, for a mod that really accomplishes little, IMHO.
Can we assume you mean codes P0171 and P0174? That would be "fuel trim lean" for banks 1 and 2.
Is it possible you had too much oil on the K&N?
Also, check the elbow between the MAF and the TB to make sure it is fully on the TB, and is not ripped.
If that's not it, and you made no other changes, there's a good chance you damaged the sensor on the MAF housing.
Check the elements/wires in the MAF and see if there is oil on them. Clean off with electronics spray cleaner.
Thanks for all the help... it's too late at night right now to go digging in my engine so i'll do that tomorrow. I was thinking of replacing the o2s but now that i know this, it will save me some money.
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