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Oxygen Sensors.

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 3:42 pm
by Dave09
Engine check lamp came on briefly a couple of times, checked it out with code reader, 02 error code comes up, bank1 - sen1.
so assume bank1-sen1 is the sensor in the manifold, and sensor 2 is the one further down the exhaust. Kinda tempted to clear the error code, and just unplug the sensors. has anyone else had this one come up??.
Any of you guys got any thoughts on this one.??

Cheers All

Dave

Re: Oxygen Sensors.

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 7:02 pm
by Darrell
Can we have the full code please :thumbup:

Re: Oxygen Sensors.

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 7:50 pm
by Dave09
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Full code, 02 ht crt malf (bank1-sen2) does that make any sense to you. ?
Now seriously confused, Checked online Suzi codes, and they point to oxy sensor, but can this refer to the fuel air mix going into the engine.. ? (or even high tension ht - control crt - malfunction malf, very cryptic. }..
There again a 40 quid diagnostic reader aint going to give all the answers.

Cheers for asking, gonna be more questions than answers lol.

Dave

Re: Oxygen Sensors.

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 8:31 pm
by SherwoodNash
You could try your local Halfords for a detailed analysis, costs 30 quid.

http://www.halfordsautocentres.com/car- ... stic-check

Re: Oxygen Sensors.

Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2016 10:32 pm
by Darrell
Dave09 wrote:

Full code, 02 ht crt malf (bank1-sen2) does that make any sense to you. ? Sensor 1 in your first post ?

There again a 40 quid diagnostic reader aint going to give all the answers.

Dave
Even cheap readers would normally give a full code but I am assuming it's "O2 sensor heater control malfunction" sensor 1. This would normally be shown as P0135. The most common reason for this is when the heater coil within the sensor has failed (open circuit). It's quite easy to unplug the sensor and check the resistance of the heater coil so I've copied the workshop manual pages if you wish to have a go. I wouldn't worry about clearing the code as if there is a fault it should come back straight away. Below is for the 2.0L engine, hope yours is not the V6 and if it is sensor 2 I'll re-do below. ;)

Re: Oxygen Sensors.

Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 11:28 am
by Dave09
Thanks for the info. much appreciated, will check out resistances later today.
Another big sigh of relief, MOT over, in at 9:00 am, 10:00 am, phone call to go and pick truck up passed ok.

Cheers for all your time and advice.

Dave

Re: Oxygen Sensors.

Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2016 4:13 pm
by Dave09
Resistance checked out, and open circuit. not going to worry about that one. will change the sensor at some point. quick cure done, a bit of insulating tape over warning light?.. easy fix (temporary ish)

Next job coming up. ? a 12v feed into boot, 12v socket already there but want to tap into the feed rather than use a ciggi lighter plug, guess will have to figure out how to get the trim off. Well that's me end of year project, to get my radio gear fitted away from dash and the front of the truck.

Cheers for help and advice mate.

Dave