Code 41 fixed: Now I got code 1!!!
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Code 41 fixed: Now I got code 1!!!
Well, I took care of my hybrids code 41, primary heater circuit wiring...now I am getting code 1! **** me.....code 1 is either high or low voltage from the primary O2 sensor.
I wasn't getting that code when I was getting code 41.
I wonder if it could be from me not using shielded wire to power the O2 sensor heater? Do I need shielded wire?
Man, I am getting sick of this....
I wasn't getting that code when I was getting code 41.
I wonder if it could be from me not using shielded wire to power the O2 sensor heater? Do I need shielded wire?
Man, I am getting sick of this....
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Update.
The things that cause code one can be(from the helms manual):
1. Short in Primary O2 circuit
2. Open in primary O2 circuit
3. Primary O2 sensor
4. Fuel Supply System
5. ECU
If code 1 comes on at deceleration it must be a high voltage problem...and it could only be 2, 3, or 5 from above. Upon WOT acceleration it must be the others.
Looking through the helms manual may have just told me something.
The 96-98 ECU's are looking for 1 volts at deceleration, and the 99+ ECU's look for 1.5 volts....there may be a difference in O2 sensors causing a voltage difference.
The same applies for WOT acceleration, the voltages are different for ECU's of the different years.
Hmmmmm....very interesting.
I may have to use my Hx's old secondary O2 sensor.
[Modified by HXMan, 10:46 PM 6/16/2001]
1. Short in Primary O2 circuit
2. Open in primary O2 circuit
3. Primary O2 sensor
4. Fuel Supply System
5. ECU
If code 1 comes on at deceleration it must be a high voltage problem...and it could only be 2, 3, or 5 from above. Upon WOT acceleration it must be the others.
Looking through the helms manual may have just told me something.
The 96-98 ECU's are looking for 1 volts at deceleration, and the 99+ ECU's look for 1.5 volts....there may be a difference in O2 sensors causing a voltage difference.
The same applies for WOT acceleration, the voltages are different for ECU's of the different years.
Hmmmmm....very interesting.
I may have to use my Hx's old secondary O2 sensor.
[Modified by HXMan, 10:46 PM 6/16/2001]
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