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Vic'sVette 05-20-2013 03:28 PM

P0171 & p0174
 
Fuel trim system lean bank 1 & 2.

2001 coupe, a4, 100k miles, pretty much stock under the hood. Swiss cheesed intake (did idle relearn procedure), new plugs & wires, new fuel filter, cleaned MAF sensor, techron fuel treatment, still intermittent check engine light. Not throwing any DIC codes.

Check engine light started coming & going intermittently a few months ago. That's when I started replacing stuff that I knew needed replacing anyway (plugs, wires, fuel filter).

Started with p0171, but since it's now p0174 also, I don't think its o2 sensor, unless it's 2 or more of them.

Any suggestions????
Thx

BigGun 05-20-2013 04:47 PM


Originally Posted by Vic'sVette (Post 1583947910)
Fuel trim system lean bank 1 & 2.

2001 coupe, a4, 100k miles, pretty much stock under the hood. Swiss cheesed intake (did idle relearn procedure), new plugs & wires, new fuel filter, cleaned MAF sensor, techron fuel treatment, still intermittent check engine light. Not throwing any DIC codes.

Check engine light started coming & going intermittently a few months ago. That's when I started replacing stuff that I knew needed replacing anyway (plugs, wires, fuel filter).

Started with p0171, but since it's now p0174 also, I don't think its o2 sensor, unless it's 2 or more of them.

Any suggestions????
Thx

Check your pvc hoses and connections. Not uncommon for these to develop cracks and holes which can set lean codes.

thepitstop2010 05-20-2013 10:27 PM


Originally Posted by BigGun (Post 1583948520)
Check your pvc hoses and connections. Not uncommon for these to develop cracks and holes which can set lean codes.

:iagree: vacuum leaks will cause your codes. Also check your intake to head seals! Use some carb cleaner and spray around the intake while running. You will hear a change in rpm when you spray in the area of the leak! Good luck!

Vic'sVette 05-21-2013 12:05 PM

Thx for the help. I'll check those pcv lines first, & go from there. Crappy weather outside, so good day to work on it instead of driving it... :D

:cheers:

dezcapt51 05-22-2013 08:49 AM

My 2000 coupe had the same codes, tracked it to the pvc line which had deterioted over time. Changed the line and pvc and now she runs great.:cheers:

martysauto 05-22-2013 09:38 PM

If you don't find any vacuum leaks, have the freeze frame data checked. This will tell you the exact contains when the codes set. If its not at idle speed with closed throttle, you probably have a skewed MAF sensor.


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