Who can shed light on PCM code p0141?
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Who can shed light on PCM code p0141?
I just picked up my "new" 98 C-5. I have a "service vehicle soon" message that keeps coming back. I read the codes and I have several History codes, the only current code is p0141, can someone shed some light on cause and remedy? I will clear all the history codes and see which come back.
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Last edited by chadman; 01-14-2009 at 12:39 AM.
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This is the trouble code that your car is showing now.
You will have to do a search on the fix. I can’t help you?????
• DTC P0141 HO2S Heater Performance Bank 1 Sensor 2
Here is a link for you that will give you all the codes on your car.
CORVETTE PERFORMANCE WORLD HOME
http://www.corvetteweb.com/
Sorry I could not be more help to you.
Good luck
You will have to do a search on the fix. I can’t help you?????
• DTC P0141 HO2S Heater Performance Bank 1 Sensor 2
Here is a link for you that will give you all the codes on your car.
CORVETTE PERFORMANCE WORLD HOME
http://www.corvetteweb.com/
Sorry I could not be more help to you.
Good luck
Last edited by Boulty1961; 01-14-2009 at 01:17 AM.
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OK Chad,
I found it. Hope this helps.
Original Post By:
trussme
CF Senior Member
These 2 sites below explain each Code & what to do. I had the same problem with rear 02 sensors after LTs installed, even with 02 Sims, so I finally turned them OFF (using HP Tuners)..
http://www.gearchatter.com/viewtopic10244.php
http://www.gearchatter.com/viewtopic10243.php
I found it. Hope this helps.
Original Post By:
trussme
CF Senior Member
These 2 sites below explain each Code & what to do. I had the same problem with rear 02 sensors after LTs installed, even with 02 Sims, so I finally turned them OFF (using HP Tuners)..
http://www.gearchatter.com/viewtopic10244.php
http://www.gearchatter.com/viewtopic10243.php
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Safety Car
Without long tubes:
replace above referenced o2 sensor (there are 4 total, 2 pre-cat, 2 post cat)
With long tubes:
make SURE that the wiring is all tucked away from the heat. I had codes for over a year I tried everything including new sensors. Finally got a good look under the car and tucked/tied all wires away from pipes and BAM -- no more codes!
Others have not been so lucky and have had to actually turn the codes off.
replace above referenced o2 sensor (there are 4 total, 2 pre-cat, 2 post cat)
With long tubes:
make SURE that the wiring is all tucked away from the heat. I had codes for over a year I tried everything including new sensors. Finally got a good look under the car and tucked/tied all wires away from pipes and BAM -- no more codes!
Others have not been so lucky and have had to actually turn the codes off.