From what I understand a faulty O2 sensor causes these same conditions..gwoods wrote:Really need to check for codes with a scan tool.... they don't all make your CEL come on.
Drive it some more until it starts acting up then run the codes.
If your car is an automatic a failing torque convertor can make the car act like you said its acting... so can a clogged fuel filter!
With the car idling can you hear a mis fire?
Have you checked under the hood for loose wires?
This is debatable. One of our lovely newer members made it a point to "inform" us that there are no pre-cats on our cars. Then made sure we all knew how stupid we were.tollboothwilley wrote:There are 4 four our cars, 2 pre cat(unheated) and 2 post cat(heated).
I recently had the CEL come on in the cobra.Took it to Autozone for them to pull the codes.It pointed to a mis-fire on bank 1.I replaced the spark plugs on the pass. side. (even tho the wires & plugs were changed 20K ago) Light came back on after 50 miles and was still idling strange.Kenrik wrote:yes it idles funny searching for a rpm..
The check engine light is on which makes me think it's the 02 sensors because I don't think a faulty fuel pump can throw a CEL.
Also put the ecm in diagnostic mode and see what codes come up.
PO158 - O2 sensor bank 2 sensor 2PO132 sensor1 bank1PO152 sensor1 bank 2Kenrik wrote:CodesPO132PO152PO158PO132 (Pending??)PO152 (Pending??)
All were O2 Sensor
What it said..
Bank 1 Sensor 1Bank 2 Sensor 1Bank 2 Sensor 2Bank 1 Sensor 1 *Pending*Bank 2 Sensor 1 Bank 2 Sensor 2 *Pending*
Put that in english please?
I see it as both O2s after the cat and one of the upper O2s?
What's with the *Pending* ???
Am I right>?
Ok now.. can I go with universal O2 sensors? they are like half the price and right now I'm super poor.I just paid for my wife's school
You mean there is no longer a distributor cap, points, and a condensor? TelcomanSentientbydesign wrote: Jacko:
Coil packs and electronic ignition.
Lucky I had a mis fire #3 in my hemi ram, pulled the plugs and the gaps were closed, pulled the head and found the ring land was missing from 12 o clock to about 3 oclock.SVTCOBRA wrote:
I recently had the CEL come on in the cobra.Took it to Autozone for them to pull the codes.It pointed to a mis-fire on bank 1.I replaced the spark plugs on the pass. side. (even tho the wires & plugs were changed 20K ago) Light came back on after 50 miles and was still idling strange.
Took it to FURD and had them run a diagnostic.It said the pass side O2 sensor was bad - between engine & cat.I replace it, reset the codes, drives SMOOTH. Ran it 100 miles and had it inspected. Light has been off since..
The universals will work fine you may end up splicing wires cause they probably won't just plug in. Check how many wires your O2 sensors have now vs the universal I think there are 4 and 5 wire O2 sensors (with or without heater?) I would replace all 4 O2 sensors.Kenrik wrote:CodesPO132PO152PO158PO132 (Pending??)PO152 (Pending??)
All were O2 Sensor
What it said..
Bank 1 Sensor 1Bank 2 Sensor 1Bank 2 Sensor 2Bank 1 Sensor 1 *Pending*Bank 2 Sensor 1 Bank 2 Sensor 2 *Pending*
Put that in english please?
I see it as both O2s after the cat and one of the upper O2s?
What's with the *Pending* ???
Am I right>?
Ok now.. can I go with universal O2 sensors? they are like half the price and right now I'm super poor.I just paid for my wife's school
Thanks for the vote of confidence. LOL.Sentientbydesign wrote:We need C-kwik to come to the rescue lol.
I think all Nissan/Infinitis since 2000 only have one fuel filter. It's a sleeve filter that's part of the fuel pump. They did away with the in-line filter.Focusedintntions wrote:I had a similar issue to this with my focus SVT...turned out it was just a clogged fuel filter....
May want to check that...most modern cars have them and people don't really realize they should be changed every 20k or so...