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ok for xmas i got some mils soo i put them on and my check enigine light comes back on i go to local auto parts store to pull the codes and it says i have a vacuum leak and i checked all my lines and everything soo i was wondering if there was a sensor that could be bad or something anyone got any ideas let me know thanks Tee Jay:SNSign:
 

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anyone?
 

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What was the exact code?
 

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im not to sure the guy wasnt very freindly and he didnt give me the peice of paper that has the code on it, but im gonna go tommarow and get someone else to do it soo ill post it up tommarow
 

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sgarlic said:
What was the exact code?
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its a p0155 witch is a upstream heated o2 sensor heater circuit fault (bank 2) so what does that really mean?
 

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sgarlic said:
What was the exact code?
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its a p0155 witch is a upstream heated o2 sensor heater circuit fault (bank 2) so what does that really mean? and it had another code too but the dude said that will come on whenever you have a code come on!!
 

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Bank 2 = drivers side, upstream = front one..

Check the wiring of the front drivers side o2 sensor, make sure it's not twisted, broken, wiring harness plugged in, etc. I'm not sure why putting MIL eliminators in would affect the FRONT sensor, but if that's your code, that's what it's talking about.
 

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Bank 2 = drivers side, upstream = front one..

Check the wiring of the front drivers side o2 sensor, make sure it's not twisted, broken, wiring harness plugged in, etc. I'm not sure why putting MIL eliminators in would affect the FRONT sensor, but if that's your code, that's what it's talking about.
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ok thanks also how do you know when a o2 is out
 
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