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Cold weather killed o2's?
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12-25-2020, 03:49 PM | #1 |
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Cold weather killed o2's?
The cold start is great with no stumbles, but once idle settles there are a few small hiccups and these are the codes I pulled. Once the car is up to temp there are no issues. I have been getting bank one fuel mixture control for a few days and was hoping the car just needed to learn. Is there any chance that bank one being so far off messed up bank 2? Anyway here are codes any help is appreciated. I plan on ordering both pre cat o2's and then if someone tells me different I can return them.
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12-27-2020, 02:08 PM | #3 |
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Seems to indicate a bad 02 sensor or wiring issue, have you checked the plugs and pins in the plugs check the wire isn't melted, it is complaining about the 02 sensor itself and also the heater circuit in the o2, so not unheard of to both fail at the same time but usually you get o2 codes without the heater code, so might be wiring that is your issue.
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Unlikely to be injectors - they'd have to fail on both banks at the same same time. Very unlikely to be the sensors themselves for the same reason (as the OP has already discovered). So check the wires as RoadkillRob suggests - cheap and easy to do. Nope, you'll get a fault pretty quick if you do this. |
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