Check engine light will not go out
1) Check fuse 2 under the hood
2) make sure both rear O2 plugs are "snapped" together (you should hear the snap).
3) Make sure no dirt or grease got into the plugs when you replaced them.
4) Take a test light, Turn the key to the on position, unplug rear O2's and test the harness plugs for power. I believe you should have power at 2 out of the 4 pins in each plug.
5) If no power at the O2 plugs, then check the O2 power pins at connector C0635 of the ECM. This PDF will tell you which pins to test. (If you don't have power at the O2 plugs, but do have power at the ECM pins, then you have a short in the harness somewhere between the ECM and the O2 and need to start checking the harness wires.
O2 pin information.pdf
I hope this helps. Report Back please
2) make sure both rear O2 plugs are "snapped" together (you should hear the snap).
3) Make sure no dirt or grease got into the plugs when you replaced them.
4) Take a test light, Turn the key to the on position, unplug rear O2's and test the harness plugs for power. I believe you should have power at 2 out of the 4 pins in each plug.
5) If no power at the O2 plugs, then check the O2 power pins at connector C0635 of the ECM. This PDF will tell you which pins to test. (If you don't have power at the O2 plugs, but do have power at the ECM pins, then you have a short in the harness somewhere between the ECM and the O2 and need to start checking the harness wires.
O2 pin information.pdf
I hope this helps. Report Back please
Last edited by Jared9220; Jul 8, 2014 at 09:25 AM.
Thanks for the info everyone, not you XXDOYLEXX, somebody's got stick stuck somewhere! Haven't yet checked the wiring, but I will soon. Will Post as soon as I know. I wish I knew everything like MR stick stuck somewhere. Neil
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