SES Light
I had the SES light come on and had a Malfunctioning O2 Bank 1 Sensor 1, and a Bank 1 lean. So I replaced all 4 O2s, they had 92k on them, and guess what? Same codes again. I am thinking a Vac leak somewhere.
Try clearing them again and see if they come back, it does sometimes happen.
If it does come back check for exhaust leaks, a Seafoam treatment is a great way to find even the little ones.
If no exhaust leak it's either the valley gasket or a slight possibility of injector o-ring. The lower inlet manifold bolts have been known to loosen over time and often just a re-torque will solve the issue. A can of carb cleaner can be a great tool for finding vac leaks.
If it does come back check for exhaust leaks, a Seafoam treatment is a great way to find even the little ones.
If no exhaust leak it's either the valley gasket or a slight possibility of injector o-ring. The lower inlet manifold bolts have been known to loosen over time and often just a re-torque will solve the issue. A can of carb cleaner can be a great tool for finding vac leaks.
Definitely and bank 1 is the LH so looks like you found the issue!! Those always leak for some reason. The good news is that it's a cheap and quick fix.... assuming you don't twist off a stud, so be careful with that.
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Apr 26, 2011 11:59 AM




