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http://www.gmforum.com/2000-2005-90/...-p1133-289833/ good post on the p1133 code. try plugging in the upper o2, maybe its not deleted? that code leads to it.
http://www.carobdcodes.com/pontiac-p...e-bank-2.shtml the p1563 looks to be the rear o2 acting up. maybe bad.
and the last one is a wastegate code, dont know what to tell ya on that one being its turbo.
The main Bank 1 narrow band 02 is not deleted Scotty, only thing different is the location. I'ts in the upper downpipe behind the turbo now, confusing part is the old Bank one narrow band o2 was left in the stock location in the rear manifold when the turbo swap was done. Looks to me from the code either the main o2 is bad or still unplugged?
The one other code was a P1653(Oil Level Lamp Control Circuit) not a P1563
The P0243 is for the missing s/c boost bypass that he dosen't have/need anymore.
Po243.......Excellent!
P1653......The plug for the oil level sensor is hanging by the pan, and the sensor is gone, so, I'm guessing THAT's the problem.......
P1133......I'll be trying a new o2 sensor next week.......Thanks! Video (a world premier) is on the way.......
And now......the World Premier.........
installing a new o2 sensor tomorrow. I'll let you know if that works.
Oops. You meant the ones that disappeared. I changed plugs and wires.
Well, the new o2 sensor didn't solve it. Do these turbo cars have a PCV?
Hey, thanks. the hose on that breather came off while my son was driving it...must have run pretty bad....another bad plumbing job now fixed.
Don't worry about the code 1133, it's a very common code when people install headers.
In your case it's a turbo, but pretty much the same thing.
I had the code for a month or so and then it just stopped showing up, it never would trip the SES light either, just in the pending history codes.
I wonder why it only misfires when it's idling?
Thanks. I'm still chasing the misfire problem.....I'm looking at the coil packs next. Still need to clean up the connections to see if that helps.
Can vacuum leaks cause misfire?
Vacuum leaks cause most misfires!
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