O2 sensors (Both fronts) & MAF + MAF male connector if they're cheap.
06-10-2007, 02:23 PM
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O2 sensors (Both fronts) & MAF + MAF male connector if they're cheap. I'm throwing P0135 and P0155, so my 2 front o2's are bad. I don't know how, but maybe it was from the LT install or something. Either way, I'm going to need some guaranteed good ones.
I'm also throwing P0102, which is low MAF sensor voltage or something along those lines, so I'm guessing that is bad too. Also, the male connector going into the MAF seems to be showing a bit of wire, so it might have been tugged on and maybe the pins aren't completely secured anymore, so I'd like one of those too. I don't really need this right away, but if you have one for cheap and want to let it go, I'll take it. Otherwise, I'll just have a fellow LS1'er come down and we can swap MAF's and see if that is truly the problem.
I'm also throwing P0102, which is low MAF sensor voltage or something along those lines, so I'm guessing that is bad too. Also, the male connector going into the MAF seems to be showing a bit of wire, so it might have been tugged on and maybe the pins aren't completely secured anymore, so I'd like one of those too. I don't really need this right away, but if you have one for cheap and want to let it go, I'll take it. Otherwise, I'll just have a fellow LS1'er come down and we can swap MAF's and see if that is truly the problem.
06-11-2007, 06:21 PM
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Originally Posted by jimmy 2 Times
i bet if you swap your 02's, it will clear the MAF code
