Fellow mechanics
Just popped into autozone and had a trouble code read on my 99 F150 said P0171 which means bank one too lean. Well i need to correct this and I was wondering if anyone else maybe has dealt with the same thing.
First plan of attack is to check the MAF sensor because i do have an oiled air filter and the damn sensor may just be dirty.
First plan of attack is to check the MAF sensor because i do have an oiled air filter and the damn sensor may just be dirty.
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Good start. If that doesn't work then try and come up with a scanner. Check the actual reading on the TPS and MAF or MAP. Maybe a fuel filter, but that would effect both banks. O2?? 0 -
My vote would be a dirty sensor 0 -
I second the o2 sensor 0 -
I hate to tell you this, but i had the same exact code on my 01 Isuzu, and.........it was a bad intake gasket[V]. air leaking past the gasket and causing the one bank to show a lean condition, lucky for me it was warrantied, but it was still a pain in the but as there are not as many Isuzu dealers as there use to be. 0 -
really did it make a tone of noise? this motor does not even have 3,000 miles on it yet i would really hate to say it was a head gasket? 0 -
Intake gasket is NOT a Head Gasket - it is between the intake manifold and the Head.
Could be a vacuum leak - hoses split and or fall off, even when new. And since modern cars have a whole hatful of Vacuum hoses, it could literally be anywhere in the Engine compartment or under the dashboard...0 -
quote:Originally posted by chrishiher
really did it make a tone of noise? this motor does not even have 3,000 miles on it yet i would really hate to say it was a head gasket?
You could hear it sucking air, but not before it set the DTC's, i couldnt hear it untill i was driving it to the dealership for repair.0
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