system too lean code?
08-11-2006, 08:53 AM
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system too lean code? how are you doing guys. ive been having this problem for about 3 weeks now. but no one can figure it out. i keep on getting a code saying "system too lean" bank 1 & 2" ive done some mods. obviously. but how do i overcome this last obstacle. ive heard everything from changing fuel pressure regulators to injectors? anyone have a clue? thanx
08-13-2006, 07:15 PM
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LOL,.......SLP 85mm MAF and an SLP tune and mine just throw'n up the same code about 2 weeks ago!
I have a WS6 hood w/ deleted rain reflectors and I thought that there would be a time when all that air get'n shoved up inside would mess up the fuel to air ratio and send me a "lean" code. But I didn't expect it to be almost a year aftyer the mod. So now im think'n that I might just have some dirty *** fuel injectors.
I have a WS6 hood w/ deleted rain reflectors and I thought that there would be a time when all that air get'n shoved up inside would mess up the fuel to air ratio and send me a "lean" code. But I didn't expect it to be almost a year aftyer the mod. So now im think'n that I might just have some dirty *** fuel injectors.
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All "too lean" means is that you've run out of trim
range and it's pissed. But, why are you suddenly
too lean, or are you in fact lean at all?
You need better tools to see -where- the +25
LTFT sits. If it's the idle cells and maybe Cell 0,
it may just be O2 sensors out to lunch and false
trimming causing all the complaint.
If you picked the wrong SLP MAF you might
have an added lean error, maybe too much
along with some pre-existing problem.
But there's no point in guessing about it, you
should add the mod list to your .sig for us who
are too lazy to go jumping around the 'net to
look.
range and it's pissed. But, why are you suddenly
too lean, or are you in fact lean at all?
You need better tools to see -where- the +25
LTFT sits. If it's the idle cells and maybe Cell 0,
it may just be O2 sensors out to lunch and false
trimming causing all the complaint.
If you picked the wrong SLP MAF you might
have an added lean error, maybe too much
along with some pre-existing problem.
But there's no point in guessing about it, you
should add the mod list to your .sig for us who
are too lazy to go jumping around the 'net to
look.
08-17-2006, 11:02 AM
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wow..everyone is way too lazy to click on a link and see what kinda mods i have installed. instead of asking me all the time...LOL 
how about this link. it tells you exactly whats wrong but not really how to fix it.
http://www.obd-codes.com/trouble_cod...gen-sensor.php
how about this link. it tells you exactly whats wrong but not really how to fix it.
http://www.obd-codes.com/trouble_cod...gen-sensor.php
