Replaced o2 sensors= new codes
You did it backwards, you need a tune up, that means new spark plugs and spark plug wires.
98% of all Land Rover O2 codes are due to the severe need of a tune up, thats why you have the mis fire codes.
Do the tune up, clear the codes and see what, if any, come back.
98% of all Land Rover O2 codes are due to the severe need of a tune up, thats why you have the mis fire codes.
Do the tune up, clear the codes and see what, if any, come back.
I've been chasing this issue for a couple of months now. I have replaced the spark plugs, O2 sensors, had a smoke test done (no leaks found), eventually replaced the MAF, and cleaned the fuel injectors. The codes keep coming back as P0150 and P0174. I pulled the new spark plugs to have a look and the passanger side plugs are much dirtier than the driver side. I am at a loss.
Last edited by ArmyKen; May 13, 2011 at 01:24 PM. Reason: mis-type
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