O2 or cat or something else?
I posted about this awhile back but haven't had time to try your suggestions until recently. So after installing new Bosch O2 sensors, after a couple of days, I started getting these 2 codes (P0430 & P0420) From a suggestion, I installed a non-fouler in S1 B1. Drove for a day, no codes, no pending codes and all O2 sensors were reading proper outputs .Next day started getting P0430 (not P0420) .after about a month of off and on driving P0P30 is now gone. All great news right???
My SEL comes on after 3 or 4 hours of driving after clearing codes. When I check codes, there are none. No current, no pending, no historic. I am still getting reading from all 4 O2 sensors. Why?
Side note, after installing the non-fouler, my gas milage went up a whole 2 MPG!!! The first time, I thought it was a fluke. The second, that I mis-calculated, but 3 times???
My SEL comes on after 3 or 4 hours of driving after clearing codes. When I check codes, there are none. No current, no pending, no historic. I am still getting reading from all 4 O2 sensors. Why?
Side note, after installing the non-fouler, my gas milage went up a whole 2 MPG!!! The first time, I thought it was a fluke. The second, that I mis-calculated, but 3 times???
Someone on here suggested I do that because I was getting p0430, p0420 and one other code right after installing all new 4 Bosch O2 sensors
The "correct" use of nonfowlers would be to put them on the rear sensors. It's still a band aid fix, though. You've got bad catalytic converters.
Definitely need to remove this from the front sensors before you cook your engine.
Definitely need to remove this from the front sensors before you cook your engine.
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