Verify O2's?
Same goes for the Knock Sensors.
Right now I only get .445 on both O2's and low voltage codes to the knock sensors. This tripped the check engine light and keeps the truck in closed loop. (poor MPG, missing).
I have replaced the Knock sensors & harness, O2's, with no change. Everything is now indicating a possible faulty PCM.
Thoughts?
I did verify that the is power to the main fuse block at all positions. Need to crawl under and check my plugs to the O2's (moving this week) but that is going to be next week. We are looking for the power reference for the '03 S10 (4.3 w/ 4L60E) and the Silverado (5.3 w/4L60E) to look for the issues that way. Any ideas on that one?
Have to figure out the daily driver (S10) so I can move on to my GS swap.
I did fix an annoying leak at the upper radiator hose and got a replacement wiper arm to fix another annoyance. I really don't want to pull out the engine to rerun all of my harness connections/wires.
I did find that the 30 amp mega fuse and a IGN E fuse were burned out. Replaced with the same issues still present.
Any ideas before I go back to stock 4.3 V6?
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The codes now show only the Bank 1 (dr side) O2 code and of course the knock sensors. I have a whole list of things it wasn't (pile O' parts too). I still have the IN/OP gas gauge to fix along with the R rear tail light running light. Almost ready to get it tuned.
For the group: Could the non functional gas gauge issue be in the main underhood fuse panel?
Replaced: PRNDL switch, a bad fuse at fuse block, the entire gauge panel, the ignition switch and the multi switch. I also pulled the box and plugged in a new fuel pump. Nothing has caused the gauge to do anything (reads "Low Fuel" and empty on the gauge) Been driving using the trip meter
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