How can I fix this problem, I think it's because the location of the O2 sensor is lower than the stock. ????

 

definately not that, make sure everything is hooked up correctly.

 

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need more info like vehicle, year, model and such. and also you dont have headerS you have header. not flaming just informing for future referance.

 

Its crazy but try this, get the code read at autozone or something, then when it most likely reads 02 sensor (im just guessing) go from there but how can we help you if you dont get the code read from the computer?

 

did u have to extend ur o2 sensor wire? if so did u accidently switch them?

also check the connectors and make sure the o2 is not faulty...

 

oh yea... also... did u try and reset the CEL? because if u reset it and then it comes back on you have a problem... sometimes it might get tripped but the problem may go away

 

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need more info like vehicle, year, model and such. and also you dont have headerS you have header. not flaming just informing for future referance.</TD></TR></TABLE>

yeah like he said.. we would need to know more about the car.. year, motor and anything funky like extended wires or soemthing..

 

It's a 97 Honda Civic Ex, 2dr coupe

 

You put headers on your car, so your check engine lights came on? I think you need to stop doing two of everything.

 

The codes that were read was P1298 Manufacture Control Fuel Air Metering, P0135 O2 Sensor Heater Circuit Malfunction (Bank 1 Sensor 1), P0141 O2 Censor Heater Malfunction (Bank 1 Sensor 2)

 

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lol, thats messed up... funny none the less

anyway, you read the codes then?

 

Yea i read the codes, but how can i fix this problem?

 

does anyone know what these codes mean?

 

the 02 sensor ones mean u screwed the 02 sensors up, if wires extended well then they arent connected rite, but since you have an EX u shouldnt have extended anything, so im guessing u pulled a wire out of the plug a little, ive done it not hard to fix..... im guessing once u fix the 02 sensor codes you will get the fuel code fixed to

 

what he said... just trying unplugging the connector and inspecting it to see if any of the pins are bent or popping out.. plug it back in reset the ECU by unpluging the battery.. and try it again..

 

Mine did the same thing right after putting the header on.
I just clear the code and it never come back ...