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Old Sep 2, 2010 | 03:45 PM
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All I know is these codes mean the voltage to the O2 sensors are low. What exactly does this mean? Do I need new O2 sensors?

p0131
p0137
p0151
p0157
p1571 History

For the last few years my check engine light will come on every so often when I floor it. It always goes off after awhile and I never noticed a difference in the way the car drove. Now it is off and there is lag in the acceleration.
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I have a 97 Corvette that is doing the exact same thing. So far I have not found the solution. Thanks.
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p0131--p0151 are for the front 02 sensors-- p0137--p0157 are for the rear 02 sensors----The rear 02 codes I wouldn't be worried about as the rear 02's only report the condition of the cats and don't affect how the engine runs--However the front codes are extremely important as the engine runs completly off the front 02's to set the fueling based on data received from them in closed loop--It would be rare to get low voltage codes on both front/rear unless you have a bad ground somewhere that affects both F/R --- OR you have blown the 02 sensor fuse which would not allow them to heat up-- Low voltage can indicate a lean condition too in closed loop ( part throttle)--

Have you recently oiled your air filter ? If so you may have overoiled it and fouled the MAF--clean it with brake-clean--If fouled it could create a lean condtion with mis-inforamtion going to the ECM--
Do you have LT headrs ?? If so it is very common to get low voltage or slow swithing codes for the due to the further back 02 bung locations ( than stock ) from the LT's
Have you ever replaced your fuel filter ?? A plugged filter will lower the fuel pressure causing a lean condition---

The p1571 is a traction control code--can be caused by several things
Most common reasons for the code is---
Incorrect tire size in the tune
dirty or fouled wheel speed sensors
dirty or broken wheel speed sensor pigtail
driving on rough roads or going over railroad tracks too fast
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Thanks for the reply. Car is fine now and codes are gone. I tried to clean the ground a month ago and I couldn't get it apart. I got it off the car but couldn't get it to unclamp so I could clean it. Any ideas? pliers, tweezers, screwdriver?

Also, I have not oiled the airfilter recently(April) and I do not have headers.
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