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Old 14-09-14, 04:34 AM   #1
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Running lean on bank 2

Helping a friend out in oz has problems with a zs running lean on bank two, he's changed injectors, coils and plugs and still getting fault code, any ideas?
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Old 14-09-14, 07:10 AM   #2
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Faulty lambda?
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Old 14-09-14, 07:56 AM   #3
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If each bank has its own lambda sensor I'de look at that but first I'de look for an air leak on a vac hose ( or anything else air could get drawn in) on that side of the inlet manifold
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Possible blockage or damage to the fuel rail???
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Old 14-09-14, 08:42 AM   #5
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lamda/02 sensor
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Old 14-09-14, 10:46 AM   #6
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Get the code, could be p0138 or p0141.
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Isn't P0141 to do with the heater in the probe?
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the fault code is p174, anyone know what that is?
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the fault code is p174, anyone know what that is?
Lean running bank 2 as you say.
Need to check lambda sensor in bank 2
Not sure if that's front or rear bank as I'm not sure how our engines cylinders are numbered but bank 2 is normally the bank without cylinder 1.
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had a similar thing but posted about it over on XPF. if you do a search on P0174 over there its in the results.
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