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P1176 2000 VW JETTA ALREADY CHANGED THE 02

P1176 2000 VW JETTA ALREADY CHANGED THE 02 SENSORS AND STILL HAVE THE CODE

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17584/P1176/004470 - Bank1: O2 (Lambda) Correction Behind Catalyst: Control Limit Reached Possible Causes

  • Intake Air System leaking
  • Oxygen Sensor(s) and/or Oxygen Sensor Control faulty
Possible Solutions
  • Check Intake Air System for Leaks (False Air)
  • Check Oxygen Sensor(s) and/or Oxygen Sensor Control (all of them!)
This is the pre 02 sensor located before the catalytic converter.

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