aron2063

beerbongskickass

Why would you clean it? Mine is dirty and it works fine.

aron2063

i dont know, but i used gasoline and now there are three new check engine light codes

P1298 manufacturer control fuel air metering
(this code wont go away, i cant erase it)

P0135 o2 sensor heater circuit malfunction (bank 1 sensor 1)

P0141 o2 sensor heater circuit malfunction (bank 1 sensor 2)


last week a code came on "P0132 02 sensor curcuit high volts (bank 1 sensor 1)" so i cleaned the o2 sensors with gasoline and now these new codes are on, does anyone know what they mean?

Dr.Boost

What car do you have that throws those codes?
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aron2063

1999 honda civic si (b16a2)

aron2063

oh yeah and we unplugged the o2 sensors and the codes still comeback, my friend manuel hooked up the air fuel gauge like a year ago and we checked the wireing and he said that he hooked up the guage to ground instead of a positive or something and then he fixed it and we cleaned the sensors and then they came on

civicvtecb16a

hmmm, surely if the sensor reads fuel and is covered in fuel it is gonna ---- up the readings? common sense?

aron2063

so you you thinks its because it has fuel in it? is it broken you think?

cua0

i'd say you probably cooked it.

rollmodel

If you are going to clean your o2 sensor... you should probably be buying a new one... kinda like when we used to clean the old air stock filters cause we are too cheap to buy the $3 stock replacement filter.. and then bitch cause the filter doesn't work.... just get a new sensor... unless you get the k&n o2 sensor with cleaning kit.. then you should be ok cleaning it