O2 Problem??? NEED SOME HELP!!!!!
#1
O2 Problem??? NEED SOME HELP!!!!!
I am having codes P0155 and P0480 and it keeps coming up. The truck runs like sh*t. My buddy just had his trucked tuned and his rear's turned off. He gave me one of his rears to try and nothing. Code still comes up. Do I need to disconnect the negative cable? I erased the codes but they keep coming up. What do I need to do? I would really appreciate any help!!!
#3
I am having codes P0155 and P0480 and it keeps coming up. The truck runs like sh*t. My buddy just had his trucked tuned and his rear's turned off. He gave me one of his rears to try and nothing. Code still comes up. Do I need to disconnect the negative cable? I erased the codes but they keep coming up. What do I need to do? I would really appreciate any help!!!
i had a bad o2 sensor and replaced it, only to still have the check engine light still on, unpluged the battery, and it corrected itself. hope this helps, good luck.
#7
oh chit i didnt see it was his pass. front that was bad, GMCTRK is right they are different plugs.
Last edited by heavy chevy boy; 12-25-2008 at 11:57 PM.
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#8
It would be nice to get a scan tool or some logging software on there to see that the r/f O2 sensor is reading and switching from rich to lean properly. The code is for the heater, which heats up the O2 sensor to allow it to read properly. Usually once the engine heats up, the exhaust charge should be warm engough to allow proper operation of the O2 sensor, unless of course you have long tube headers, then the exhaust may never see warm enough temps for the the O2 to operate as it should. Do you have LT headers that are steel and not coated? This could be your problem.
#9
It would be nice to get a scan tool or some logging software on there to see that the r/f O2 sensor is reading and switching from rich to lean properly. The code is for the heater, which heats up the O2 sensor to allow it to read properly. Usually once the engine heats up, the exhaust charge should be warm engough to allow proper operation of the O2 sensor, unless of course you have long tube headers, then the exhaust may never see warm enough temps for the the O2 to operate as it should. Do you have LT headers that are steel and not coated? This could be your problem.
As for the plug working in the front, my buddy has an 04 SCSB and his rear plug only works in my front passenger side. My drivers side is different. Everything has been fine since I put the LT's on there. Ever since that day it has been hell. It runs really bad. Like its missing a cylinder or two.
It is now giving me codes, P0101, P0113, P0154, P0155, P0480, P0526. Could all of these be caused by just one thing. Monday I am taking it down to this guys shop and he is going to hook it up to a real machine and see what the hell is going on. Does anyone have any thoughts before I go out and spend some serious money. It would be greatly appreciated.
#10
The first 2 codes are related to the MAF sensor, have you unplugged it recently? Not sure about the cooling fan codes and I don't know the description of the P0526 code. I don't see how the codes could be related, unless the MAF, O2 sensor, and cooling fans share a common ground or something like that. Has the PCM been unplugged recently? Maybe the connector isn't seated completely. How about the wiring, any broken, pinched, melted wires anywhere?