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O2 sensors Value Range

catmanluge
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catmanluge

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Using Durametric system

Should the O2 readings be the same for bank 1 and bank 2 front and bank 1 and bank 2 rear? :renntech:

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Similar but not usually the same.

What is you problem/fault code(s)?

P0102 which is the MAF sensor but was thinking that maybe the O2 sensors maybe the root cause.

Thanks

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In this case the O2 sensors are telling you where the problem is - they are not the cause of this problem.

P0102 is all MAF.

Either the MAF is not connected, or shorted out.

The DME is not getting any data from the MAF - so either there is a wiring problem or the MAF is bad.

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In this case the O2 sensors are telling you where the problem is - they are not the cause of this problem.

P0102 is all MAF.

Either the MAF is not connected, or shorted out.

The DME is not getting any data from the MAF - so either there is a wiring problem or the MAF is bad.

Loren

Thanks New MAF arrived today!

Bill

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