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    Registered User maribou912's Avatar
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    new exhaust now p0135 code

    just got an hks hi power catback installed and now I'm throwing the p0135 code does anyone know what could be causing this or how i can fix it, i didn't have the cel when i went to get it installed

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    It sounds like it might be your primary sensor I would get that checked out


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    did you unplug your o2 sensors when installing it? if you paid someone to do the work bring it back, they fucked up a sensor

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    I'm going to check them tonight I'll post here if one is loose or unplugged and yeah I paid them to fit it up for me

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    Ok just checked both sensors and there tight and plugged in and seem ok is it possible the exhaust is throwing it? Or did I just happen to lose it now

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    Thats an o2 sensor code bank 1. just because there on there tight does not mean the wires did not got messed up during installation to give a correct fuel ratio reading. If you have a cat i would not see why that exhaust would be throwing a cell. Sounds like an o2 sensor issue or maybe a fuse issue. per link http://www.obd-codes.com/forums/view...php?f=9&t=7628

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    I installed an exhaust a while back, and I was very careful not to damage the sensors when I removed them. When I got it all back together, I couldn't get the primary o2 to work anymore. I tried everything, reinstalled it a few times. I ended up just buying a new sensor and that solved the problem.

    So even if you are careful, those sensors can be easy to break.

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