sounds good. at least you had info for the shop so they had a clue wtf was going on.
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05-01-2014
sounds good. at least you had info for the shop so they had a clue wtf was going on.
05-01-2014
hehe hell yea saved me paying for extra labor, they charge $90/hr, thank god they found the short and fixed it, in under an hour thanks to my trouble shooting. I bought jumper wires and connected them to the fans from the batt and they started right up (that told me my radiator fans where still in working order) and since I test all the fuses and relays I was able to tell them exactly which fuse was causing the problem. They said the blown fuse was causing my computer to loop,not letting the car take over.Originally Posted by Scottydoggs
05-01-2014
he was right, no maf hooked up and the car wont leave closed loop, what it warms up on, ( first start of the day) once warm the sensors take over.
so it was pretty much running on pre set pcm setings.
05-01-2014
Yes sir! My new after market oxygen sensors still not working though, you think it anther short or crappy cheap after market sensors and need better oxygen sensors?
05-01-2014
if the codes were cleared it will take some time for it to be "ready" few days some times.
05-01-2014
Why do you say they aren't working? Setting codes? If so what codes?
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05-01-2014
Cleared and ran the codes at the shop after it got fixed and the oxygen sensors bank1, bank 2 came up. They used a $7,000 coder reader with a touch screen (looks like a bulky ipad) and it told me what was wrong without the codes. The check eng light came back on too later that day.
You might be right, I stop by auto zone tomorrow and rescan the codes and see what pops up.
05-01-2014
The actual codes would be more helpful than the cost of their scan tool. Also you car doesn't have 2 banks of o2 sensors. It has position 1 and position 2. Go to an auto parts store and have them read the codes.
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05-01-2014
That what I am going to do. The screen they showed said bank 1 and bank 2 idk why and they did not give me the codes it spit out. I post the codes tomorrow morning when I go to auto zone
05-02-2014
head off to a parts store and have your car scanned, its free. post the code, we can go from there.
codes important, theres a few codes per sensor, it matters what one you got.
05-02-2014
Man that reminds me my cel is permanently on now, it comes back after one drive cycle now. The heater is permanently open apparently, before it would stay working for a few months at a time. I just have to get a better socket or heat it more to get it out. The funny thing is I've replaced 3 o2 sensors this week alone at work....and I can't even do my own?! lol.
05-04-2014
Only 1 code came up which was P0134 aka
P0134 - O2 Sensor Circuit No Activity Detected Sensor 1 Bank 1
05-04-2014
bad o2 or its wires are pooched.
05-04-2014
I got to be bad wires or a short I change out the same o2 sensor 2 times! I used cheap aftermarket ones though.
05-04-2014
did you clear the code after you put the new o2 in? it can take days for it to clear its self.
05-04-2014
yup every time I add a new part I reset the codes.
05-04-2014
if the wires look ok try a junk yard o2 then. or get a one off rock auto the acdelco's are price well around 40 bucks.
acdelco is oem parts so thats what i would run.
05-04-2014
Damn that a good deal for oem! Will definably try it out!
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