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SO I warmed the truck up today and then ran two separate tests one with the passenger side o2 unplugged no code change and one time with the driver side o2 unplugged and the passenger plugged in and still no change in code
I'm waiting to pull the o2 sensors for another test drive cause I've been drinking. But I've already pulled the eec and checked the capacitors nothing is leaking and everything looks extremely clean.
Haha my dd was Uber. I was at a brewery for a friends birthday. I just had my lunch break and disconnected both o2 sensors drove about 7 miles pulled back into he parking lot and ran the koer test again. Codes 41,31,75, and 91 were present.
So he has 2 o2 sensors, and it's 2 digit obd1 dtc? Is that because it came out of a car?
Yes. 90, town car.....
He got a 91, which I have never seen pop up before, but I'm sure it is related to this last test he did disconnecting the connectors. I think as he reconnects one at a time, and the code goes away, we might be able to narrow the O2 issue to one or the other. If the 91 Code does not go away, see next line;
The other twist is this code is listed for 84'-86' engines (O2 issue)(in Cars, not Trucks)....... Also can be a "Transaxle problem - Shift Solenoid 1 (SS1) Circuit Failure".
I would think his left & right are the same due to the lengths on the 90' harness.
He will eventually need to measure the Heater Circuit, and may need to ring out the O2 signal paths.
The other thing is some of these codes will show up in both KOEO & KOER test, so I would like him to post both. Also sometimes a different KOEO & KOER code are related.
If this were a 90' F-series, he would have a 4 wire O2, another time the F-series was ahead of the curve over a car.......
(Assuming all this is not actual Lean condition)
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