boostadd1ct
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- Aug 4, 2012
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hayward,
California
this got me pretty confused.
SO this check engine light went on lastweek and I thought it was just a mistake so I cleared it(twice to double check). now it came back. front o2 malfunction.
But my question is how is this possible when I am using a wideband?
I have it set in the only O2 sensor in the car(front) and simulated the o2 using the wideband.(so im logging WB).
I drove the car about 1 month or so and this didnt happen. now it just showed up.
the wideband sensor is a bit old(like 2-3 years been through 3 different cars
) could it be a faulty or dying WB sensor?) it reads a/f no problem btw
anyone ran into this?
SO this check engine light went on lastweek and I thought it was just a mistake so I cleared it(twice to double check). now it came back. front o2 malfunction.
But my question is how is this possible when I am using a wideband?
I have it set in the only O2 sensor in the car(front) and simulated the o2 using the wideband.(so im logging WB).
I drove the car about 1 month or so and this didnt happen. now it just showed up.
the wideband sensor is a bit old(like 2-3 years been through 3 different cars
) could it be a faulty or dying WB sensor?) it reads a/f no problem btwanyone ran into this?