Crazy o2 sensor!
#1
Crazy o2 sensor!
Do any of you go through this? SES light on for about two weeks then goes off for a week then comes back on for another 2-3 weeks then goes off again, only to find out your rear exhaust manifold 02 sensor is reading"slow response" or "high voltage"?
Is there a fix for this? I have been playing with the idea of grounding the 02 sensor to aleveate the "high voltage" issue. Or just replace the sucker and be done with it?
Is there a fix for this? I have been playing with the idea of grounding the 02 sensor to aleveate the "high voltage" issue. Or just replace the sucker and be done with it?
#3
Your TSB is here.
Your ECU is receiving a signal from the O2 sensor behind the catalytic converter that is outside the acceptible range. This is due to one or more of the following:
1. Faulty ECU program
2. Faulty Sensor
3. Faulty Cat
Most likely it is 1 &/or 2, not 3. If you can get the dealer to perform the TSB under your emissions warranty, great. Otherwise, you need to decide whether to do the $300 fix or the $25 fix. $300 is having dealer flash ECU at your expense and replace sensor. $25 fix is buying an O2 sensor simulator.
Search the forums, this problem has been thoroughly discussed.
Thanks.
Your ECU is receiving a signal from the O2 sensor behind the catalytic converter that is outside the acceptible range. This is due to one or more of the following:
1. Faulty ECU program
2. Faulty Sensor
3. Faulty Cat
Most likely it is 1 &/or 2, not 3. If you can get the dealer to perform the TSB under your emissions warranty, great. Otherwise, you need to decide whether to do the $300 fix or the $25 fix. $300 is having dealer flash ECU at your expense and replace sensor. $25 fix is buying an O2 sensor simulator.
Search the forums, this problem has been thoroughly discussed.
Thanks.
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