Help with Faults on SES Light
Fault 1-P0161 02s Heater Circuit, Bank 2 sensor 2, Malfunction
Fault 2-P0410 Air System, Malfunction
Fault 3-P1415 Air System Bank 1
Fault 4-P1416 Air System Bank 2
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i also deleted the EGR tube with a dremel, when i bolted it back up, ontop, i guess the gasket didn't seal right so it sounds like air is leaking a little bit, im curious as to if this is causing anything....
After we deleted the codes, the following day they came back up...
But to answer your question, rear O2s are just there to monitor the cat performance. If you are going to get headers in ther future and run an ORY, you can wait and get O2 sims for the rears or have a tuner turn the codes off.
But to answer your question, rear O2s are just there to monitor the cat performance. If you are going to get headers in ther future and run an ORY, you can wait and get O2 sims for the rears or have a tuner turn the codes off.
I want to run TD's(TSP Rumbler) with Pacesetter LT's here soon probably end of February...would i still be able to run sims etc...my friend has HPtuners and i would probably pay the 150 or whatever the cost is to allow him to tune 98 and delete the codes...
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Fault 1-P0161 02s Heater Circuit, Bank 2 sensor 2, Malfunction
Fault 2-P0410 Air System, Malfunction
Fault 3-P1415 Air System Bank 1
Fault 4-P1416 Air System Bank 2
Seriously though, here's what I see:
Fault 1- Take a look at that rear O2 connecter (bank 2 sensor 2 is the passenger side rear O2) and make sure it's not corroded and/or the wires aren't mangled. If everything looks good then that sensor is the culprit. No biggie, as was mentioned it just monitors cat performance and will be removed when you install your LT's. At that point you can plug in some simms or delete the codes.
Faults 2-4: These have to do with the air injection system, and all this does is inject oxygen into the exhaust to help the cats do their job more efficiently before they warm up on a cold start. Since you're getting the general air system malfunction error as well as both banks, I'd guess that maybe the air pump is shot or the fuse that feeds it is blown. Check the fuse, and listen on a cold start and see if it runs at all. Again, once you install the LT's and the duals and ditch the cats, this system becomes useless. Just get some "race" style LT's with no air provisions and ditch the whole damned air system, and kill the codes.
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