Problems with front O2 sensors after LT Header install
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I just put a set of Dynatech long tube headers on my 04 last week and have been getting a P0135, P0155 heater circuit fault code. It's on both bank 1 and 2, sensor 1. Anyone else have this same problem after installing long tubes? The car runs real rich, fuel milage is way down, and hesitating.
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Might want to look into getting the Corvette o2 sensors... they are moved farther down stream so it works the heaters more and will kill a weak o2.
The Corvette sensors are alitttle stronger or go with Bosch...can't remember the part number
The Corvette sensors are alitttle stronger or go with Bosch...can't remember the part number
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Does it matter what year corvette? I had Lew Eaton from Diablo to send me a custom tune friday nite, but it didnt help with the heater problem. It wont go into a closed loop cycle the way it is. Just keeps dumping fuel to it. It makes it fould the plugs and misfire, hesitates going down the road.
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Does it matter what year corvette? I had Lew Eaton from Diablo to send me a custom tune friday nite, but it didnt help with the heater problem. It wont go into a closed loop cycle the way it is. Just keeps dumping fuel to it. It makes it fould the plugs and misfire, hesitates going down the road.
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I know this is an old post but i'm having the same issue. I am also throwing front knock sensor code but I think thats from the bad hesitation. Pro, did you get it tuned and did that help?
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But never turn your knock sensors off, and if you replace one, do your self a favor and replace both while you have the intake off.
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Thanks Mark for the info. I'm getting a low return only on the front sensor. Rear is showing nothing. Probably will just replace both to be sure. This is a father son project so it's not like I have to drive it to work anytime soon and he doesn't have a job yet to put gas in it any way! Lol I think I will also replace the o2 sensors just to be sure and I'm pretty sure they hadn't been changes in a while.
Thanks again
Thanks again