Ratsel
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- Oct 28, 2011
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Bonn,
Europe
Hello,
I searched here and the internet, and I cannot seem to find a solution. I appologies if this has been posted before. I have these codes after I did the ignition key thing. It is for a 1995 Eagle Talon ESi with the two liter dohc engine with 190k.:
12 - Airflow sensor
11 - 11 Oxygen sensor (brand new)
13 - Intake air temperature sensor
43 - EGR (California)
55 - Idle air control valve
All of these happened at the same time. I disconnected the battery and its still the same. Is this possible? The idle is very rough & chugs(sp?), and smells very rich. Anything off idle and it acts just fine.
Also, please excuse my english & grammar, not my native tounge. Thank you.
Hello,
I checked again today. The same things are still present. Do I need to replace all the sensors listed, or could just one be causing it all? The check engine light came on yesterday (never came on before). Any help would be appreciated. Also, is there a diagram to show where all these sensors are located? Thank you.
I searched here and the internet, and I cannot seem to find a solution. I appologies if this has been posted before. I have these codes after I did the ignition key thing. It is for a 1995 Eagle Talon ESi with the two liter dohc engine with 190k.:
12 - Airflow sensor
11 - 11 Oxygen sensor (brand new)
13 - Intake air temperature sensor
43 - EGR (California)
55 - Idle air control valve
All of these happened at the same time. I disconnected the battery and its still the same. Is this possible? The idle is very rough & chugs(sp?), and smells very rich. Anything off idle and it acts just fine.
Also, please excuse my english & grammar, not my native tounge. Thank you.
Hello,
I checked again today. The same things are still present. Do I need to replace all the sensors listed, or could just one be causing it all? The check engine light came on yesterday (never came on before). Any help would be appreciated. Also, is there a diagram to show where all these sensors are located? Thank you.
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