Bad Injector or Bad O2?? Help me out
Bank 1 sensor averaged 455mv
Bank 2 sensor averaged 395mv
What's going on here??
passed unconsumed to the pipe. Flakey injector or its
connector / wiring could be involved. A manifold air leak
at the point where the runner meets the head would
affect a single cylinder as well.
If you can scan at high data rate, and force open loop
and have fueling near stoich, you could look for Bank 1
O2 voltage pulsations indicating a single-cylinder problem.
Looking for anything that appears different in character
from Bank 2.
Look at current misfire values for 1, 3, 5, 7 and see if one
of them acts different than the rest. Or if they are all
elevated relative to what Bank 2 cylinders show.
This started happening about 3 months ago. It has happened twice, both times in the rain. I would let the car sit for 5 minutes and the problem would go away, so I thought it was a short in my home made 'O2 extensions'. I bought new ones, and the problem went away. This morning the weather was beautiful. Also, the problem was persitant for over 30 minutes, I popped the hood and moved around the injector harness, all the injector clips to make sure there were no shorts, and messed with all wiring under the hood. Everything seemed to check out OK. But the car wouldn't run right, so I parked it and had someone pick me up.
Any additional insight would be great! Could a injector had been on the brink of crapping out on me and finally gave up?
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