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Code 32 is EGR, typical to get in part throttle cruising on the hwy, its usually the solenoid/switch on the back of the intake manifold. Do you still have EGR in your new exhaust? If not, just use the diode trick, or it has to be taken out in the chip.
Code 36 is probably a MAF or its relays, there are 2 relays behind the battery on the firewall. There is a checkout procedure in the manual to isolate which of the 3 are bad, usually if one is bad you replace both relays. If your MAF is bad, you go ahead and replace both relays.
Do not throw parts at it, get the manual procedure.
Code 32 is EGR, typical to get in part throttle cruising on the hwy, its usually the solenoid/switch on the back of the intake manifold. Do you still have EGR in your new exhaust? If not, just use the diode trick, or it has to be taken out in the chip.
Code 36 is probably a MAF or its relays, there are 2 relays behind the battery on the firewall. There is a checkout procedure in the manual to isolate which of the 3 are bad, usually if one is bad you replace both relays. If your MAF is bad, you go ahead and replace both relays.
Do not throw parts at it, get the manual procedure.
How is there an EGR in the exhaust system?
i just removed the cat back system and replaced it from there - there was no O2 or sensor in the cat or further back
How is there an EGR in the exhaust system?
i just removed the cat back system and replaced it from there - there was no O2 or sensor in the cat or further back
EGR is a pipe from the back of your intake manifold to the exhaust manifold on the passenger side. If you have done headers, you would normally delete it. Sounds like you still have it.
The O2 sensor is in the drivers side front Y pipe, that is not your issue here.