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Codes 171 & 174, Aurora 03 4.0 v8, 123k - Aurora Oldsmobile Cars & Trucks

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Lean fuel trim bank one and bank two, the oxygen is reporting engine conditions, you may have a lean misfire caused by worn sparkplugs, low fuel pressure caused by pluged fuel filter or a failing fuel pump, you are equipt with a MAF(mass air flow) under reporting or taking in false aire from a vacuum leak,you also have a MAP (manifold air pressure sensor) that can under report, For a 2003 the likely canidate for bank 1 and 2 to be lean is a need for a tune up , new spark plugs, the second fuel filter or fuel pump, and mosre likely a MAF cleaning why because when this sensor get dirty it under report the incoming air and gives less fuel. I threw the MAP in the mix but I doubt this would be a problem it monitors the EGR and if there was false air it would detect it and set of a MAP code. and ran the engine rich.

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Codes 174 171

Fuel system too lean.

PCM software needs to be updated

Vacuum leaks (Intake Manifold Gaskets, vacuum hoses, PCV hoses, etc.)

Mass Airflow Sensor (MAF)

Plugged Fuel Filter or weak Fuel Pump

Plugged or dirty Fuel Injectors

Common Misdiagnosis would be a faulty o2 sensor
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PO 171 and PO 174

You did not list a vehicle, so here are the generic codes.
Code 171 is system lean bank one and code 174 is system lean bank two.
The computer is getting a signal from the O2 sensors saying the fuel system is too lean, and the computer can not make it rich.
Possible causes are low fuel pressure, vac leaks, EGR valve problems, and so on.
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Ford Windstar 2003 emission light on code 171 174?

Hello, symptoms of a faulty Camshaft Position Sensor can include hard starting (or no starting), rough running/misfiring and/or loss of power.

Code 340 COULD be caused solely by a faulty Camshaft Position Sensor. However, this code refers to the entire circuit. So, replacing the sensor may not fix the issue. The problem could lie in any part of the circuit - the sensor itself, the wiring, or the PCM.

Codes 171 and 174 typically appear together. They are caused by the 02 sensors reading too much air (lean) in the exhaust. In most cases, simply cleaning the MAF sensor does the trick. I typically take it off and spray it with electronics or brake cleaner. Just make sure it dries before reinstalling. If this doesn't eliminate the codes, inspect all vacuum and PCV hoses, check for a dirty fuel filter and ensure the furl pressure is within limits.

For clarification, the first trip to the shop your car showed codes 402, 732, 733, 171 and 174. After changing the DPFE/EGR, did ALL those codes go away and now only codes 340, 171 and 174 exist? Or do you have the second set of codes in addition to the first codes?

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