evap system test?
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evap system test?
i'm at a loss here, everything i have done i cant seem to stop the code p0133, and p1133. i finaly tested the wires runnning to the o2 and they are both .2 ohms, i would think thats fine.
i took the hose off the air check vavle and there is a strong vacume, is that something normal?
i took the hose off the air check vavle and there is a strong vacume, is that something normal?
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Re: evap system test?
i had an idea, could a clog some place in the pipe cause this? slowed air? the guy took the gasket off when he fix the leak and put some black stuff on it and i noticed that there is some hanging around the base of the header, why would it not be like that in side the pipe?
any idea's please?
any idea's please?
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Yeah that’s an idea; the stuff is almost like rubber when it hardens. When he put it on it was like foam.
Could a little restriction cause an o2 to respond slowly? The fact that air would not be moving as fast around the sensor?
Could a little restriction cause an o2 to respond slowly? The fact that air would not be moving as fast around the sensor?