P0141
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Spec is 10-40 ohms.
My guess: Throw away the Bosch sensor. Get a correct DENSO sensor.
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Thx again for your help I checked the rear 02 sensor connection and I wasn't snapped tight the was prob it i just have to reset it now
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Now that that's done I have another question the braided ground wire on top in front of eng does that effect the sensors because it is frayed Also I'm I'm thinking about get a code reader any advice on which one to get that's not too expensive?
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They must be able to handle the 100+ amp current load of the starter and the alternator.
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I feel pretty good about the car right now, I have replaced a lot of parts on this 01 but theres 1 thing that still bothering me. I bought this car from a so called dealer who was selling it for a friend, he said the timing belt has been replaced, but after having to get a new trans im not so sure. Is there a easy way to check the timming belt without taking too much apart. I know when it does need one it is very expensive.
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so called dealer who was selling it for a friend,
but after having to get a new trans im not so sure
Is there a easy way to check the timming belt without taking too much apart.
Even if you open it up to look, you probably can't tell how old it is.
If the timing belt is more than 2 days old, you can't tell how old it is unless it is so old that is has become rotten.
If you CAN open it up yourself, then just slide another one on. Like $25 for a factory belt from a dealer. Inspect the water pump and tensioner while apart.
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dealer didn't mention the trans was bad so maybe he lied about the timing belt. I bought it for $2800 inspected put about 80 miles on it and trans went up.It ran fine on the test drive.
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I bet you just figured out why the previous owner got rid if the car.
There is ALWAYS a reason someone gets rid of their car.
Very few people just get rid of a perfectly good car for no reason.
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found ground to trans it looks good. Now my next project I just bought a set of P195/70/R15 tires and want to find some chrome rims local tire dealer say's good luck so any suggestions would be helpful, and what size rims will work?
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OK switched bosch 02 sensor with NTK one. Idle issue solved now check eng light came back. so diconnected batt to reset was good for a few days now back on code cameback P0141 which is from before I changed 02 sensor and P1457 - No DTC Found DO I need to reset it with code reader instead of diconnecting batt?
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OK switched bosch 02 sensor with NTK one. Idle issue solved now check eng light came back. so diconnected batt to reset was good for a few days now back on code cameback P0141 which is from before I changed 02 sensor and P1457 - No DTC Found DO I need to reset it with code reader instead of diconnecting batt?
Posts 44 and 46 in this thread have the info you need for the P0141 code, or get your own service manual to troubleshoot.
Recheck your wiring and connections too.
You did not get a DENSO sensor?
Was the original sensor made by DENSO or NTK?
P1457 is an EVAP leak code. EVAP control system leakage, canister system or area.
Different problem from the O2 sensors.
Could be a few different things.
Need some understanding of the system and testing.
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Ok THANKS I think the one (02 sensor ) that came out was a NTK but if putting a denso one will fix the issue Ill get one.
ALSO the light is actually out now .
ALSO the light is actually out now .
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I do know why I always want OEM as my first choice though. (The parts catalog does not normally tell who the OEM was for any particular part.)
All I know is the computer did not like what it saw, for some reason.
It's up to you to find out why.
Firing the parts cannon can't fix all problems...no matter how much DangerZone wants you to believe....
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Your wrong ezone... Firing the OEM parts cannon WILL eventually fix the problem.. Just might cost 2000 times more than it would diagnosing it properly.
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True, but it seems that most people only afford to carpetbomb using the cheapest parts possible....you know, because they are cheap.
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The other problem, here anyway. 95% of the time anything even slightly complicated the dealer will diagnose wrong (which I proved a few times already). I'm not knocking you, because you know what's going on. Not all dealer techs do though.
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Rare, of course....but they do happen. LOL
PM you in a few minutes...
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Haha got er I'm going to have to go through that thread a little more thoroughly thought lol. Getting ready to put kids to bed.
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