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Posted on Jul 22, 2008

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OBDII codes PO172 and PO175 fuel trim bank 1 and 2 respectfully. Thoughts on what is causing these??

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Have u checked/ replaced your o2 sensors since you have owned the vehicle?

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HAVE A 1996 YUKON THE SERVICE ENGINE LIGHT WANT GO OUT PLUS THE ABS LIGHT WANT GO THEY WANT PASS IT ON INSPECTION WHAT DO I NEED TO FIX THEM , THE ABS MY BRAKE RESAVORE IS LEAKING CAN THAT BE THE PROBLUM THANK YOU

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