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Strange SES problem.
Hay guys. So my Z has been doing good no problems to report until now. Drove her today for about a half hour with no problems then let her sit the rest of the day. At around midnight I started her back up to go for a little drive and noticed that it now had a SES light. I took it for a drive and noticed it was idling at 1k steady. Other then the high idle and light she runs fine. Any ideas before I start messing with it.
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Pull the code.
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See what the code is
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Yea that's my next step. Just woke up lol.
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Probably the rear o2 sensor code.
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Was not expecting that. PO300 random multiple misfire twice????? I/M monitors where all ok. Strange. I cleared the code and the car is now idling properly.
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You are likely running rich, or there is an issue with the o2 sensors.
Couple things that would be helpful to know: -How long has your car been out from winter storage? Time / miles? -have your AFR chart from your dyno run? What was the weather like then, vs when you threw the code? You may also check for a vacuum leak. |
I would make sure your G3's aren't leaking anywhere as well. If they are, your ECU will be feeding it tons of fuel trying to fix it's self.
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Car has been out of the garage for about 3 months and I put a little less then 2k miles on it. The temps where probably around the same maybe colder when the car was dynoed, but its been over a year since the dyno was done. As for the vacuum leak and leaking intakes, the car idles normal since I cleared the code. Wouldn't it still idle high if there was a leak of some sort? I drove the car maybe 10-20 miles yesterday so far so good, once the rain stops I will continue driving it to see if the SES light comes back on.
I plan on getting the car dynoed again soon anyway so I can check for proper AFR then. |
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