Help with my Denali DTC codes.
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Help with my Denali DTC codes.
So the check engine is on and I have tried clearing codes. They always come and go. I get P0101, P0137, and B0229.
I can't figure out whether the 137 code is being triggered by the 101 problem or vice versa. Could the 101 MAF problem be causing a code to trip from the 137 o2 sensor because the computer is adjusting the timing from a bad MAF reading? Doesn't the computer also compensate for the o2 readings?
Any ideas whether I should focus on the o2 sensor or MAF first? I replaced the intake system, and the code still keeps coming back. It did the same thing when stock as well.
I can't figure out whether the 137 code is being triggered by the 101 problem or vice versa. Could the 101 MAF problem be causing a code to trip from the 137 o2 sensor because the computer is adjusting the timing from a bad MAF reading? Doesn't the computer also compensate for the o2 readings?
Any ideas whether I should focus on the o2 sensor or MAF first? I replaced the intake system, and the code still keeps coming back. It did the same thing when stock as well.
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There is an Other Cars Forum for this kind of thing!
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Well it will never get answered here, and since this is pretty much a universal question as it would apply to any GM vehicle with the same issue I posted in tech. I will just start replacing stuff, the question will never get answered here.