DurangoGS-T
15+ Year Contributor
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- Jul 6, 2004
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Wichita,
Kansas
hey. first off i want to say that yeah i have searched for the code but there is a lot to read and i need to go study for my final today at 4:30. what i picked up from reading though, is that an exhaust leak can throw that code (fuel trim malfunction), unless i read it wrong. something about air getting sucked in or lost can cause the o2 sensor to read funny.
i have the 'useless' autometer A/F gauge and its all up in the lean section, and the guy at mitsu told me that its because the engine is lean and the ECU tries to richen it up, but the ECU is past the desired limit for adding fuel so it throws the code. he said it could be a vacuum leak, a fuel pressure problem, an injector issue, any number of things. my main question pertains to what i read about the exhaust leak. i put a 14b on this past weekend but we broke one of the turbo to manifold bolts. i have ordered a new one, but since then i have been rollin with the stud and two bolts, plus some RTV. could this be the problem? would it fix the fuel trim problem (as well as help regardless) to have that bolt in ASAP? thanks guys. i'm off to study
steve
i have the 'useless' autometer A/F gauge and its all up in the lean section, and the guy at mitsu told me that its because the engine is lean and the ECU tries to richen it up, but the ECU is past the desired limit for adding fuel so it throws the code. he said it could be a vacuum leak, a fuel pressure problem, an injector issue, any number of things. my main question pertains to what i read about the exhaust leak. i put a 14b on this past weekend but we broke one of the turbo to manifold bolts. i have ordered a new one, but since then i have been rollin with the stud and two bolts, plus some RTV. could this be the problem? would it fix the fuel trim problem (as well as help regardless) to have that bolt in ASAP? thanks guys. i'm off to study
steve