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Old 02-28-2009, 04:15 PM   #1
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1993 2.3 O2 and RPM codes...

Ok yall can i get some help to get these pesky things figured out . so im getting codes...

172 -(HEGO2 sensor voltage indicates "lean")
411 -(Cannot control RPM during Engine run self test--Low RPM check)

First the O2 sensor....does this indication mean i need to fix some things to make it run more rich.....or does this mean i need a new O2 sensor?

I have no clue what the 411 code is all about.

The car seems to be running fine but i hate seeing that check engine light on.

All help is much appreciated.
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