0902 code
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Use that.
Use that.
0902: downstream oxygen sensor heater or circuit fault ( ref: Haynes )
Kevlo : would you add this one up?
The rear O2 sensor has no effect on PCM control of the air/fuel ratio mix.
My suggestion for fixing: fool the ECU with a simple automotive low wattage lamp bulb. Locate the oxygen sensors 2 heater wires (these 2 are identical in color) and install a no 194 (for example) 12V light bulb on them. The rear sensor connector is under the driver seat: easy to work on. Splice these 2 wires and install the bulb somewhere under the seat.
A new code for the rear sensor might pop up after the 0902 clears away, in which case I guess you will want to replace the sensor or get a sensor simulator (that is what I installed)to turn off the CEL. This lamp bulb is inexpensive, it is worth a try.
Kevlo : would you add this one up?
The rear O2 sensor has no effect on PCM control of the air/fuel ratio mix.
My suggestion for fixing: fool the ECU with a simple automotive low wattage lamp bulb. Locate the oxygen sensors 2 heater wires (these 2 are identical in color) and install a no 194 (for example) 12V light bulb on them. The rear sensor connector is under the driver seat: easy to work on. Splice these 2 wires and install the bulb somewhere under the seat.
A new code for the rear sensor might pop up after the 0902 clears away, in which case I guess you will want to replace the sensor or get a sensor simulator (that is what I installed)to turn off the CEL. This lamp bulb is inexpensive, it is worth a try.
Well, this week or next week I am going to make a hread that converts all the PXXXX codes to DTM style according to the Haynes manual. So it will have that code and more. I will add the link to the ECU codes doc file as soon as I finish.
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Kyle Lee Cleveland
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