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94-95 5.0 - Specific
Exhaust problem, running rich
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<blockquote data-quote="randymcg16" data-source="post: 313578" data-attributes="member: 10254"><p>Unless they took a saw to your midpipe and cut the cats out and then welded replacement pipe it to span the gap I don't think they could have removed the cats. They are one piece along with the rest of the mid-pipe. If the h-pipe stayed then the cats stayed. There must be some miscommunication somewhere....</p><p></p><p>According to my code book this is what these codes mean</p><p></p><p>172- oxygen sensor indicates <strong>lean</strong> bank 1</p><p>176- oxygen sensor indicates <strong>lean</strong> bank 2</p><p>181- oxygen sensor voltage signal not switching: indicates <strong>lean</strong> at part throttle bank 1</p><p>189- oxygen sensor voltage signal not switching: indicates <strong>lean</strong> at part throttle bank 2</p><p>556- Fuel pump relay</p><p></p><p>this makes me think something is wrong with your fuel pump/fuel pump circut that is causing you to lose fuel. Maybe the boys at your shop bumped the wires or something while they were installing the catback. Might want to have a look before you go buying more stuff.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="randymcg16, post: 313578, member: 10254"] Unless they took a saw to your midpipe and cut the cats out and then welded replacement pipe it to span the gap I don't think they could have removed the cats. They are one piece along with the rest of the mid-pipe. If the h-pipe stayed then the cats stayed. There must be some miscommunication somewhere.... According to my code book this is what these codes mean 172- oxygen sensor indicates [b]lean[/b] bank 1 176- oxygen sensor indicates [b]lean[/b] bank 2 181- oxygen sensor voltage signal not switching: indicates [b]lean[/b] at part throttle bank 1 189- oxygen sensor voltage signal not switching: indicates [b]lean[/b] at part throttle bank 2 556- Fuel pump relay this makes me think something is wrong with your fuel pump/fuel pump circut that is causing you to lose fuel. Maybe the boys at your shop bumped the wires or something while they were installing the catback. Might want to have a look before you go buying more stuff. [/QUOTE]
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