Check engine light is on, and the car is idling very rough and stalling at traffic light and stop signs, and when I back up. Check engine light has been on and off since last Fall, giving different codes every time it's checked, from cylinders misfire (#1 & 4) to O2 position censors to throttle position sensor. Could all these codes be related to the current stalling problem?
SOURCE: OBD II code P0133 (O2 bank 1 sensor 1) which
It is the front sensor, if your car is the type that has 2 front sensors it will be the one closest to the timing chain / belt (left hand side of engine)
SOURCE: I have a 2004 chev epica, sister to verona, engin check light on
there is 4 sensors and they are called bank 1, sensor 1, sensor 2. bank 2 sensor 1, sensor 2
SOURCE: car ran real rough 40-45 mph 3 seperate times but
If the light went out hte problem has been corrected. if the o2 sensor were bad the light would be on. could have been water in the gas
SOURCE: I have a 1.8 1998 suzuki sport sidekick jlx. It
hi,
spark plug wires, fuel filter, air filter, or fuel pump might be getting ready to go.
maybe a vacuum leak, hook it up to a vacuum gauge and see if the needle is steady, or take it to autozone and have them run a OBD test. I think its free at autozone.
jm
SOURCE: Suzuki Forenza 2004, check engine light is on, and
the bank 1 sensor is the one before the cat
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Just had a comprehensive diagnostic done at the dealer. They charged me $145.00 for it. They got the following trouble codes: P0102 MAF Sensor circuit voltage low. P0121 TPS Performance, P0171 fuel trim system lean B1, P0304 misfire #4 cylinder. Dealership quotes me $1500 to replace leaking valve cover gasket, all new spark plugs and 5 new coil packs (spark plugs and coil packs were all replaced in Sept. 2012.) The car is only worth $3,000. This is ridiculous. Any suggestions would be welcome
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