Drive Cycling o2 Sensor
#1
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Drive Cycling o2 Sensor
Any tips on how to do this? I've driven 200 miles in the Hope's of turning the o2 sensor back on after clearing a set of codes and no luck. I've checked Google and there are various methods that are timely because they require multiple cold ignition starts.
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Do you have a tune? 200 miles is too long
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Yes, eurocharged tune. I had been driving the car with no problem for years. The car had accumulated some codes from the build and I had them cleared up last week. The only thing I can assume is that I need more cold cycle starts as I accumulated the 200 miles on one road trip. I've only cold started the car and got it up to temp a handful of times.
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You mean the o2 sensors after the primary cat? There's no o2 sensors on the secondary cat.
Last edited by 561design; 04-17-2019 at 09:41 AM.
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If it is turned off in the tune, from what I recall from when I had a eurocharged tune, they also turned off the 02 heater monitor, so you always had 2 not ready - do you have anything else still not ready or just the one?
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You may have been fine last time as your state allows one not ready, so if the 02 was not ready but everything else was it would have passed fine.
If it is turned off in the tune, from what I recall from when I had a eurocharged tune, they also turned off the 02 heater monitor, so you always had 2 not ready - do you have anything else still not ready or just the one?
If it is turned off in the tune, from what I recall from when I had a eurocharged tune, they also turned off the 02 heater monitor, so you always had 2 not ready - do you have anything else still not ready or just the one?
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