The code may be or may not be true. Roll dice. First clear the code, wait if it repeats.
To make sure its O2, bank1: If you can,
- take both O2 connectors off
- using extra wiring, and rewire the sensors so that bank1 signal goes to bank2 ECU input etc.
- or disconnect sensors, swap their place
--->Now the next time the fault code will be for bank2 ...IF its for real.
...or just buy the sensor
The 2000 model has five O2.
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this has to be one of the worst pieces of advice I have ever read.
PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS ! one wrong move and you will fry an $800.00 ECM .
take it to a qualified technician and get it diagnosed and repaired correctly.
If you live in Florida , bring it to me , I'll do it for free.
bank2 ECU input etc.
"PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS ! one wrong move and you will fry an $800.00 ECM"
lol. I didnt know theres also CocaCola -qualification; just go check your earlier hillaryous instructions.
Baking Soda - WARNING: ECU's will fry with CocaCola.
Hope you will next time read the whole text = "If you can?"
- Yes, I believe u cant
- obviously if one cannot - then any warning is valid
- anybody familiar with computers, sensor input swap is no problem. Valid troubleshooting method.
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