Codes. Do I need to replace stuff?
The screen has been gone from the mass air sensor sense I have owned it. The car has Long tube headers and I lengthened the 02s and have had nothing but the codes P0135, P0153, P0155 I used wire nuts and a lot of tape (bad?). What about this P0128???????????
I have a 93 tune using a Diablo tuner and I turned off the rear 02s.
Thanks for any help
Vinny
The screen has been gone from the mass air sensor sense I have owned it. The car has Long tube headers and I lengthened the 02s and have had nothing but the codes P0135, P0153, P0155 I used wire nuts and a lot of tape (bad?). What about this P0128???????????
I have a 93 tune using a Diablo tuner and I turned off the rear 02s.
Thanks for any help
Vinny
Buy new larger O2, or buy extensions and new std-lenght O2.
O2 sensor cables must not be lenghtened, cut or disturbed in any way.
Slow switching or heater codes are seem to be common on long tube cars you need good sensors and even then you can still get the codes on a cold rainy day.
A set of corvette rear O2s and a fuse could fix it all or the Po128 may still be a problem
what do the IAT and ETC read cold ? Should be within a few degrees of each other.
Thanks guys for the help. I swear I don't know how ya'll do it.
Vinny
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