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Fuel trim too lean. Usually means vacuum leak. Look for crushed,broken or melted off vacuum hoses near intake manifold. Or an obvious hissing noise at a normal idle. If so replace or repair clear codes your done. If not obvious take carb cleaner spray with nozzle attached car running & go over all vacuum hoses,intake manifold,egr valve see if idle raises if so you found leak. Repair. Could also be bad oxygen sensor switching bad o2 sensor but rarely.
The code.... P2096.... Post Catalyst Fuel Trim System Too Lean, Bank 2... If this has been repaired you can turn off the light with a scanner tool.....
P2096=Post Catalyst Fuel Trim System Too Lean Bank 1, drivers side was too lean at one time and set code,You should hhave the code erased and see if it returns again,
P2096
Signal Delay Time for Oxygen Sensor Ageing Limit
Diagnosis conditions
• Oxygen sensing after TWC is active
• No secondary air
• No diagnosis of secondary air system
• EVAP canister not highly loaded
• No faults in memory Possible fault cause
♦ Oxygen sensor
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