Hi guys
Vauxhall Astra H VXR - stage 3 Rabbid remapped 4 weeks prior to fault occuring
urgent help required as we are baffled:
car threw the EML light on and 0130 and 0135 codes about a month ago, I had a split downpipe at the time so put it down to that. Replaced exhaust system with a new Piper 76mm system and fitted a new front 02 sensor., cleared codes and drove the car.
15 miles later the EML and codes re-appeared - 02 sensor bank 1 sensor 1 range/performance and bank 1 sensor 1 02 sensor heater malfunction.
changed the cheepy sensor i bought and fitted a genuine Bosch one
cleared the codes, ran live data and could see both front and rear 02 sensors working as they should be.
drove for 15 miles and sure enough the codes were back. Weve gone through the wiring and all seems to appear fine. tested the new sensor on a multimeter and again all is fine.
this morning cleared codes, I ran live data again and drove for a few miles, sensor was working as it should. when i stopped I had no EML light but checked codes again and the two codes were stored.
so in brief, for a short time the sensor will work as it should and the ecu is taking readings from it but at the same time storing fault codes as it thinks its faulty.
I'm currently starting to think the ecu might be at fault but thought I'd ask you guys first.
Any ideas would be gratefully received
Dave
Vauxhall Astra H VXR - stage 3 Rabbid remapped 4 weeks prior to fault occuring
urgent help required as we are baffled:
car threw the EML light on and 0130 and 0135 codes about a month ago, I had a split downpipe at the time so put it down to that. Replaced exhaust system with a new Piper 76mm system and fitted a new front 02 sensor., cleared codes and drove the car.
15 miles later the EML and codes re-appeared - 02 sensor bank 1 sensor 1 range/performance and bank 1 sensor 1 02 sensor heater malfunction.
changed the cheepy sensor i bought and fitted a genuine Bosch one
cleared the codes, ran live data and could see both front and rear 02 sensors working as they should be.
drove for 15 miles and sure enough the codes were back. Weve gone through the wiring and all seems to appear fine. tested the new sensor on a multimeter and again all is fine.
this morning cleared codes, I ran live data again and drove for a few miles, sensor was working as it should. when i stopped I had no EML light but checked codes again and the two codes were stored.
so in brief, for a short time the sensor will work as it should and the ecu is taking readings from it but at the same time storing fault codes as it thinks its faulty.
I'm currently starting to think the ecu might be at fault but thought I'd ask you guys first.
Any ideas would be gratefully received
Dave
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