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Old 05-18-2008, 05:40 PM   #1 (permalink)
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The check engine light is on again. I just replaced the two front O2 sensors but am getting the code about "02 Sensor 1 bank one no activity" again. Also I had the code P0455 which is gross emissions leak. A new gas cap fixed that for about 170 miles, now it is back on. Strange thing is, I checked the gas cap and retightened it to see if I might not have got is closed. So, I erased the codes to see if the light would come back on, BUT the light never went out. Its like I cannot reset the codes now. Tried it twice but no luck. What the ? This thing is about to drive me crazy. The inspection sticker expired in November and I haven't got it ready for a new inspection yet. Has anyone seen anything like this before????
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Old 05-18-2008, 07:47 PM   #2 (permalink)
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For what its worth. I was getting O2 codes with "no activity" when I replaced them, then replaced them again... and STILL had the code after hard resets, I had no other option but to take it to the dealer.

My ECU was "stuck" thinking it was bad. You can try a re-flash first, but that didn't work on mine, they had to replace it. Supposedly it should have like an 4-6 year (?) 90,000 mile warranty.... well i had 92,000 miles. The dealer cut me a deal saying that they would replace it at no charge for the new ECU but I would have to pay for the labor. Needless to say after checking forums apparently its easy to get to the ECU; now rather thats true or not Im not sure.

Thats just my experience.

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Old 05-19-2008, 07:16 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Thanks Scott. That makes some sense. My odometer is flashing also which has got to be reset. Maybe someone else will chime in with some other experiences and solution.
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