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HELP I have 6 codes!

Old May 10, 2017 | 07:40 AM
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HELP I have 6 codes!





So this is what I got, any ideas????
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p0137,p0138,p0139
p0157,p0158,p0159

Codes read off dash command app via obd2 with screenshot below

Got these codes shortly after fast intentions test pipes/exhaust. But I think the real culprit is the new Bosch oxygen sensors that I bought to put in the new test pipes since the ones on my z1 hfc WERENT coming out.

What I have done:
I have reset ecu, checked for any exhaust leaks (none), checked connections and visually looks ok on oxygen sensors,

Possible blown fuse or something like that?
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Old May 10, 2017 | 12:40 PM
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Your correct on the bosh. Oem is what you need. If it was tp itd be p0420 p0430.
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Old May 10, 2017 | 03:35 PM
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I think it's the test pipe vs hfc issue. I think I read somewhere you need extended bung to remedy the codes.
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Old May 10, 2017 | 06:27 PM
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Ordered 2 oem from z1 tonight, I'll install tomorrow night when I get off work. Fingers crossed!
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New o2 sensors fixed it. Thanks!

Lesson learned. Only buy oem. I figured Bosch was good enough but my car didn't like it one bit.

Part #: 226A0-ET000

paid $150 each for oem. Not sure what the others cost but wouldn't matter they didn't work at all
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Originally Posted by lorentzoe45
New o2 sensors fixed it. Thanks!

Lesson learned. Only buy oem. I figured Bosch was good enough but my car didn't like it one bit.

Part #: 226A0-ET000

paid $150 each for oem. Not sure what the others cost but wouldn't matter they didn't work at all
Good job brother. I made that mistake many years ago!
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Old May 12, 2017 | 01:00 PM
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I wish I would have seen this a week ago. Glad you got it resolved.

I used Denso O2 sensors when I did my headers and test pipes, no issues for a year now. Just a heads up for future peeps.

Denso 234-4380
Denso 234-9036
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