Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="waahehe94" data-source="post: 976421" data-attributes="member: 16219">Before you go out and buy new parts like new O2 sensors I would do a search on the internet to see how other people fixed those codes that you have.Your O2 sensors might not have anything wrong with them because they are still giving out good information and doing what they're supposed to do.You have one code saying that your right bank is lean at part throttle and another code saying that your left bank is rich at idle and that the computer is at its most adaptive limit trying to correct the problems.I've never had any luck cleaning a mass air sensor because when mine went bad, it just plain went bad and wasn't dirty.When a mass air meter starts to go bad it can cause the computer all kinds of fits because it is sending out false information about the incoming air without the computer knowing it.Here's a decent article on how the mass air meter works and what it does.<a href="http://www.cnlperformance.com/MAF_info1.html" target="_blank">http://www.cnlperformance.com/MAF_info1.html</a></blockquote>