My "Check Engine" light came on so I went and had AutoZone check the code. Does anyone know what code P1128 is???? According to AutoZone it is an "Upstream Heated 02 Sensors Swapped". whatever that means. Someone else read the code with a after market readed and it said the "System is running lean". I just had the recall work for the 02 sensor done 2 months ago. I'll bet the new one they put in went bad. I should have known "If it ain't broke, don't fix it". The car was fine for 90K miles then they give me a bad 02 sensor. Is that warrenty???
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Re: Check Engine Light (vetmar)
If they didnt update your ECU when you had the o2 replaced, the ecu will continue to blow them up.
If they didnt update your ECU when you had the o2 replaced, the ecu will continue to blow them up.
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Re: Check Engine Light (vetmar)
P1128
Long Term Fuel Trim mult.,Bank1 System too Lean
Codes can be found on the Bentley Web Site
P1128
Long Term Fuel Trim mult.,Bank1 System too Lean
Codes can be found on the Bentley Web Site
Re: Check Engine Light (vetmar)
The new O2 sensor could be bad or it could be the MAF. A buch of MKIV owners have gotten this code and it usually was the MAF that was the problem. It was for me.
The new O2 sensor could be bad or it could be the MAF. A buch of MKIV owners have gotten this code and it usually was the MAF that was the problem. It was for me.
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