P0135???
davidpat
08-29-2003, 05:30 PM
I went to AutoZone to get my check engine light looked at. They gave me a print out that says:
"The PCN has determined that a malfunction exits in the heater curcuit for oxygen sensor 1 in bank 1."
That kid couldn't give me any more info. He couldn't tell me which 02 sensor, where it was...
Help!!! I have confidence I can change it, but which one do I change and where is it located?
D.
"The PCN has determined that a malfunction exits in the heater curcuit for oxygen sensor 1 in bank 1."
That kid couldn't give me any more info. He couldn't tell me which 02 sensor, where it was...
Help!!! I have confidence I can change it, but which one do I change and where is it located?
D.
ctaylor386
08-29-2003, 06:03 PM
i dont know very much about O2 sensors, but i know theres usually one in your catalytic converter somewhere
AciDriveHB
08-29-2003, 10:00 PM
Hey this might help or not, but it's what I found on google at http://www.coastaletech.com/generic.htm:
http://www.coastaletech.com/_themes/kbiz-tem/abul1.gifOpen or short in heater circuit of heated oxygen sensorhttp://www.coastaletech.com/_themes/kbiz-tem/abul1.gifHeated oxygen sensor heaterhttp://www.coastaletech.com/_themes/kbiz-tem/abul1.gifECM
Now this is a generic readout for your problem. But my advice would pick up a Haynes manual for your year car and see if you can find out more about the sensor. It has really detailed information about different specs on your car, including the whole electrical layout and information about O2 sensors.
Might be a place to start, plus it would be a good investment for later problems you have down the road. That's just my own thought being a newbie myself.
Regards...
~AciD
http://www.coastaletech.com/_themes/kbiz-tem/abul1.gifOpen or short in heater circuit of heated oxygen sensorhttp://www.coastaletech.com/_themes/kbiz-tem/abul1.gifHeated oxygen sensor heaterhttp://www.coastaletech.com/_themes/kbiz-tem/abul1.gifECM
Now this is a generic readout for your problem. But my advice would pick up a Haynes manual for your year car and see if you can find out more about the sensor. It has really detailed information about different specs on your car, including the whole electrical layout and information about O2 sensors.
Might be a place to start, plus it would be a good investment for later problems you have down the road. That's just my own thought being a newbie myself.
Regards...
~AciD
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