are these codes Normal after headers/ ory? 5 codes
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are these codes Normal after headers/ ory? 5 codes
I got tsp 1 7/8 headers and my tsp ory installed last summer, i knew id have my ses light on. i drove it that summer knowing itd be fine, i put it away and drove it today because it was nice and decided to scan my codes. i got these codes
P0131
P0140
P0151
p0160
p0512 (this one i assume was because i hadnt started it in so long.
i thought id only get codes for the rear 02 sensors, do these codes indicate my front 02 sensors are bad?
Also i get a flashing ses light when driving over 60. 4L60E 2002 Camaro SS 38k miles.
thank you so much, jsut feeling anxious since i found these new codes
P0131
P0140
P0151
p0160
p0512 (this one i assume was because i hadnt started it in so long.
i thought id only get codes for the rear 02 sensors, do these codes indicate my front 02 sensors are bad?
Also i get a flashing ses light when driving over 60. 4L60E 2002 Camaro SS 38k miles.
thank you so much, jsut feeling anxious since i found these new codes
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Also it may not even be the o2's. If the car sat ALL winter, did you put a fuel stabilizer in it? Could just be bad fuel which has probably already gummed up your lines and injectors.
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sorry,i wasnt very specific, i start it up every few weeks, i just hadnt checked my codes until today.
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Well we already know that the rear o2's are going to throw a code. Did you solder your upper o2's to extend them? Maybe a solder came loose although its throwing a code for both sides. Or... maybe your wires have caught the exhaust. Other problems I know can exist is when you extend the o2's and not the wiring harness which isn't recommended.
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Well we already know that the rear o2's are going to throw a code. Did you solder your upper o2's to extend them? Maybe a solder came loose although its throwing a code for both sides. Or... maybe your wires have caught the exhaust. Other problems I know can exist is when you extend the o2's and not the wiring harness which isn't recommended.