Oops so I did have another query I wanted to put to the group
A couple of weeks ago, my engine management light came on. I thought to myself 'ut oh! That's not a good light to have on'
I've got a good code reader and ran the codes and it came up with the system too lean bank 1 and 2 codes (p0171 and p0174)
The engine is running beautifully and I've noticed no change. I'm wondering if it might just be an O2 sensor or the MAF sensor?
I have an aftermarket exhaust - I had a stainless steel exhaust system made for my felix from the engine manifold right through to tailpipes 2 years ago now with 2 sports cats built into the system. I don't know if this would/could have any bearing on it (the cats specifically I guess)
I'm wondering where to go from here - is there a way to find out exactly what part is playing up (e.g. An O2 sensor, a MAF sensor, or could it simply be a bit of perished rubber hose?) . I'm worried iim going to end up guessing and replace costly parts that I don't need to one by one in order to try find out where the fault is
Thank you in advance my lovely fellow zed heads!
Katie x
A couple of weeks ago, my engine management light came on. I thought to myself 'ut oh! That's not a good light to have on'
I've got a good code reader and ran the codes and it came up with the system too lean bank 1 and 2 codes (p0171 and p0174)
The engine is running beautifully and I've noticed no change. I'm wondering if it might just be an O2 sensor or the MAF sensor?
I have an aftermarket exhaust - I had a stainless steel exhaust system made for my felix from the engine manifold right through to tailpipes 2 years ago now with 2 sports cats built into the system. I don't know if this would/could have any bearing on it (the cats specifically I guess)
I'm wondering where to go from here - is there a way to find out exactly what part is playing up (e.g. An O2 sensor, a MAF sensor, or could it simply be a bit of perished rubber hose?) . I'm worried iim going to end up guessing and replace costly parts that I don't need to one by one in order to try find out where the fault is
Thank you in advance my lovely fellow zed heads!
Katie x