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Vsc vsc off check engine light on 2000 toyota avalon
I have the same problem on my 2006 Avalon Limited. Error code indentifies the O2 Sensor located on Bank 1 Sensor 1 as defective.
This doesn't work, after a day or so the light pops back on, I know because I've been dealing with this problem for a year now . Does anyone anywhere have a solution to this problem !!!!???? This doesn't work, after a day or so the light pops back on, I know because I've been dealing with this problem for a year now . Does anyone anywhere have a solution to this problem !!!!????
Have you cleaned the MAF sensor? It is really easy to remove and clean. Just need a Phillips Head screwdriver and some MAF cleaner ($7.50). The sensor is found on the top of the air hose leading to the engine directly after the air filter box. It has one snap connection and then you can unscrew it from the intake hose. I am having the exact same problem with the check engine codes coming back with "P0171 - System too lean, bank 1". I having been looking everywhere for something online that actually shows a diagram of the O2 (or Air Flow) Bank 1 sensor. I know it is on the exhaust closest to the firewall, but I can't find it.Have you cleaned the MAF sensor? It is really easy to remove and clean. Just need a Phillips Head screwdriver and some MAF cleaner ($7.50). The sensor is found on the top of the air hose leading to the engine directly after the air filter box. It has one snap connection and then you can unscrew it from the intake hose. I am having the exact same problem with the check engine codes coming back with "P0171 - System too lean, bank 1". I having been looking everywhere for something online that actually shows a diagram of the O2 (or Air Flow) Bank 1 sensor. I know it is on the exhaust closest to the firewall, but I can't find it.
AnonymousMar 17, 2014
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AnonymousMar 18, 2014
changed o2 sensor and now code po171,po125,and p1130changed o2 sensor and now code po171,po125,and p1130
AnonymousMar 20, 2014
RESET CHECK ENGINE LIGHTRESET CHECK ENGINE LIGHT
AnonymousMar 21, 2014
My check engine light and my VSC light are on on my dash. What are the possible issues? the car seems to be fine.My check engine light and my VSC light are on on my dash. What are the possible issues? the car seems to be fine.
AnonymousMar 29, 2014
locate bank 1 sensor 1 location in a 2006 Impalalocate bank 1 sensor 1 location in a 2006 Impala
AnonymousMar 30, 2014
code 125,135 and 155 replaced coolant temp sensor,o2 bank 1 upstream and o2 bank 2 downstream...check engine light wentr off for about 3 miles. came back on pullimg the same codescode 125,135 and 155 replaced coolant temp sensor,o2 bank 1 upstream and o2 bank 2 downstream...check engine light wentr off for about 3 miles. came back on pullimg the same codes
AnonymousMar 30, 2014
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that code 356 is a bad coil. if it is completely dead than you now have a 5 cylinder car.... very bad not only on mpg but also on the life of the engine. when you have a "dead hole" it can affect the other cylinders and you have misfire codes for all 6..... this could mean you simply need a tune up or that there is something affecting all cylinders. check for a vacuum leak after the air flow sensor, or a ruptured fuel pressure regulator (remove the vacuum line at the regulator and smell for gas cause there should not be gas on that side of the diaphragm) fouled spark plugs, clogged exhaust or catalytic converter, stuck open or dirty EGR valve to name a few. change that #6 coil first and at least inspect or change the spark plugs... c1201 relates to a communication stop between ECU's , don't assume that as the vsc lights etc were illuminated then that is the system that is faulty. It is most likely that the fault is within the engine system but with vehicles equipped with vsc all systems are linked so a fault with one will log a code in all others ( normally a communication stop code as you have)
I would advise fixing the engine codes first then get the other systems checked out
Hi, you have to use a scanner and pull the code out that is causing the check engine light to come on. whatever code/codes you find are probably related to vsc light. Take care
You have to use a scanner and pull the code out that is causing the check engine light to come on. whatever code/codes you find are probably related to vsc light.
Good luck and keep me posted
I just had the same issue. Cost me $40.00 to find out my gas cap wasnt clicked all the way. He also said that after the error arises, simply closing the gas until it clicked may not have removed the error code from the computer. Not sure how, but you might have to reset the computer, maybe just pull the battery?
This doesn't work, after a day or so the light pops back on, I know because I've been dealing with this problem for a year now . Does anyone anywhere have a solution to this problem !!!!????
Have you cleaned the MAF sensor? It is really easy to remove and clean. Just need a Phillips Head screwdriver and some MAF cleaner ($7.50). The sensor is found on the top of the air hose leading to the engine directly after the air filter box. It has one snap connection and then you can unscrew it from the intake hose. I am having the exact same problem with the check engine codes coming back with "P0171 - System too lean, bank 1". I having been looking everywhere for something online that actually shows a diagram of the O2 (or Air Flow) Bank 1 sensor. I know it is on the exhaust closest to the firewall, but I can't find it.
location of 2006 toyota avalon ignition coil
changed o2 sensor and now code po171,po125,and p1130
RESET CHECK ENGINE LIGHT
My check engine light and my VSC light are on on my dash. What are the possible issues? the car seems to be fine.
locate bank 1 sensor 1 location in a 2006 Impala
code 125,135 and 155 replaced coolant temp sensor,o2 bank 1 upstream and o2 bank 2 downstream...check engine light wentr off for about 3 miles. came back on pullimg the same codes
a/c drain plugged
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