Two codes
Hey gang, after changing my starter, finally figuring out my parking light situation, and replacing numerous fluids...etc... After a 2,500 mile trip to az. From pa. I have one last dilemma for now..........check engine......light......the dreaded warning beacon from you knw where!!!!!!!!!! Two codes p0138 o2 sensor, and p1193 not sure about the second one. Anyway is b1-s2 under the driverside, downstream? And is p1193 the probable cause of the bad o2 sensor?
Disco...................spike....................a nybody.............................?
Peace and fight the nwo
Disco...................spike....................a nybody.............................?
Peace and fight the nwo
Here is a link to codes http://www.troublecodes.net/landrvr/
They show the following:
DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODES
*Codes* are used to identify the 4 Oxygen Sensors.
A = Bank A of the engine. Cylinder #1 is located on Engine Bank A.
B = Bank B of the engine.
U = Upstream of the Catalytic Converter.
D = Downstream of the Catalytic Converter.
Example:
A D = Oxygen Sensor Engine Bank A, Downstream of Catalytic Converter.
They show the following:
DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODES
*Codes* are used to identify the 4 Oxygen Sensors.
A = Bank A of the engine. Cylinder #1 is located on Engine Bank A.
B = Bank B of the engine.
U = Upstream of the Catalytic Converter.
D = Downstream of the Catalytic Converter.
Example:
A D = Oxygen Sensor Engine Bank A, Downstream of Catalytic Converter.
Make sure that you replace the O2's in pairs, sets are better but pairs are ok.
When was the last time it had a tune up?
When you are in need of a tune up the truck will throw O2 codes, and then mis fire codes if left to go for to long.
When was the last time it had a tune up?
When you are in need of a tune up the truck will throw O2 codes, and then mis fire codes if left to go for to long.
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