Check Engine Light Code P0171..
The Code P0171 popped on my 2004 Scion has 149,000 miles. I cleaned the the mass air flow sensor. I even swaped it out for the exact same one from my 2012 Tacoma and the code still popped.
I changed the air filter and and checked for any leaks coming from the hoses on my air intake box. the code keeps coming back???? and ideas??? _____ |
Vacuum leak, lazy o2 sensor, fuel pressure, etc. Any other codes coming up with the P0171? Do you have any aftermarket parts or running any tunes?
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p0171
Originally Posted by FlintMica17
(Post 4155262)
Vacuum leak, lazy o2 sensor, fuel pressure, etc. Any other codes coming up with the P0171? Do you have any aftermarket parts or running any tunes?
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An update. last night I added zip ties to my vacuum line. this morning the car ran like a champ. idled perfect and ran great with no light for about fifty miles. I parked and came back to the car 10 mins later, drove a quarter mile stopped and the light came back on??????
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Is it the same code? May have another vacuum leak somewhere....
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This is a common issue amongst certain toyotas, I bet your intake manifold gasket is cracked or something else causing the air to sneak in through the gasket area.
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Injector O-rings
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Originally Posted by criminaltc
(Post 4155656)
Injector O-rings
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Originally Posted by ridfolife16
(Post 4155668)
i know that at least two of the injector o rings are bad. can this really be a problem?
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Yep. I'm a little disappointed that you know they are bad and you're trying to replace/repair other things, and didn't even mention that in the first place... oh man...
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I replaced all four lower cushion rings on the fuel injectors about a week ago. Cars been running like a champ ever scince. thanks all for the help.
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Regardless, very glad to hear.
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