The list says it's OC2 sensor (both of the codes). How hard it is to change, and how much is it? Could it be not tighten gas cap or anything simple like that?
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The list says it's OC2 sensor (both of the codes). How hard it is to change, and how much is it? Could it be not tighten gas cap or anything simple like that?
Try first resetting ECU.
With proper tools should be very easy.
Spend nights reading; clic top left 'Favorite Links', see below
Try first resetting ECU.
With proper tools should be very easy.
Spend nights reading; clic top left 'Favorite Links', see below Did it twice now. Once (because did not have the reader) by disconnecting the battery. Appeared again in two days of driving. Then went to PepBoys and bought a scanner, pulled mentioned codes, and erased them. Wondering now if they will comeback. :) The only thing I did before they are appeared, is put some gas in. (89 octane rating). About half a tank later it popped my MIL. Maybe its the bad fuel or the gas cap wasn't tight, but we will see. The car just passed smog last month, so I doubt it is anything serious. If it stays on (MIL), oh well, I guess California can handle one more year of higher emmisions. :) If you guys still have any suggestions, they are welcome. Thanks.
Err code for O2 differs from EVAP (cap) code. Low octane may cause ign retard ,via knock sensor input, shouldnt (?) give any err code.
After certain drive sequence without error conditions, the lamp goes off; seek/read suggested link explainin also P0138/P0139.
Low charge voltage, connector/gnd oxidation may cause 'anythin', see pages 10&14:
Err code for O2 differs from EVAP (cap) code. Low octane may cause ign retard ,via knock sensor input, shouldnt (?) give any err code.
After certain drive sequence without error conditions, the lamp goes off; seek/read suggested link explainin also P0138/P0139.
Low charge voltage, connector/gnd oxidation may cause 'anythin', see pages 10&14:
Your gas is enviously cheap!
Here gas is 6½$ per gallon, incometax 5x, income
1/3. Life is a survival adventure with those variables as/when u add a maxima (luxury vehicle here). U learn to open/repair every box... Wellcome to nationalsocialistic EU - Finniland. But life is good, glob-all warmuppetshow has just arrived =snow melted.MotorsForum website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.