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Which one is the right code for my car? I'm definetely misfiring!
It's not happening frequent but you can feel it slightly at idle or speeds above 50 MPH, it's not HARD but it's just....there...
i would get a new o2 sensor on bank one...not wure which side that is...you'd have to ask a dealer..start with plugs and wires...if that doesnt do it..then try moving on to the coil packs...when you say speeds over 50 mph...this makes me think your fuel system is weak...this could be causing misfires and your lean condition...so it could be your fuel system alone causing the problem...i would definitely check out your pump and filter...the filter is a really cheap part...like $10...so it cant hurt to change it anyway
Look at your other post.. I am looking into it. The lean mean 02 sensor code doeasn;t seem to suport a GM code deffinition. I will look into it at work and run that code through for a 97 maro and get teh correct meaning for you. I would advise not doing anything untill we actualy find out what the code means for sure.
Originally posted by 1DangerousV6: i would get a new o2 sensor on bank one...not wure which side that is...you'd have to ask a dealer..start with plugs and wires...if that doesnt do it..then try moving on to the coil packs...when you say speeds over 50 mph...this makes me think your fuel system is weak...this could be causing misfires and your lean condition...so it could be your fuel system alone causing the problem...i would definitely check out your pump and filter...the filter is a really cheap part...like $10...so it cant hurt to change it anyway
Thats the problem, I can only afford at the very most, either a tuneup (plugs/wires), or 02 sensor and fuel filter. I really have to go to Florida tomorrow, thats why I'm pesky about getting this fixxed ASAP.
ok.. like you found out. there IS NO GM CODE for that.. what you saw was an import code. I was going to ask you to make sure what the code was.. now that you know.
Pass side manifold sensor is probably bad. It means that the sensor is not switching between lean and rich enough. It's called a "lazy" sensor. CHange it.
I purchased one from her for my Regal and it works great, not to mention cheap for an OEM part...
EDIT: I had the same code you're getting and this sensor fixed my problem. Sensors do eventually go bad, unfortunately.
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