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Service code help
What does it mean when the service code reads " P0136 02sensor circit fault bank 1 sensor#2"? And what do I do to $%#$ fit this!! thanks for the help.
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But then again I am not a mechanic..... Bank 1 refers to the bank of cylinders containing Cylinder #1. Sensor 1 refers to the O2 sensor closest to the exhaust manifold. Sensor 2 refers the O2 sensor downstream of the catalytic converter. |
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I will try and pick up my code sheet. It may just be a misfire...
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Join Date: Jan 2004
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P0136 Heated O2 Sensor Circuit Malfunction (Bank 1, Sensor 2)
found here sounds to me like the rear 02 is bad or has its heater circuit gone on the passenger side. |
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Well I've replaced the two front o2 sensors and programed the rear o2's off, but still getting the same code.
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technology > displacement
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Thanks to Bennie from the Hotrod Store It's finnaly fix. Come to find out that even if you program the rear o2's off the computer still looks for a signal from them. When I installed the Mill eliminators I had streched one of the connection wires from the plug, and did not notice untill yesterday. I spoke to Bennie, and he advised me to check the conections to the o2's and remove the Mill 's because I have the programer now. This has finnaly fixed my SES light problem that I have had now for over 6 months!
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