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Old 08-05-2004, 09:40 PM
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Angry 97 rodeo 3.2 Running Rich!!! HELP!!!

I am at my wits end with this. This would not bother me If I did not love my ride so much.
It all started right after I had my clutch replaced.
I picked it up and the next day the CEL was lit.
I drove it a few days like this hoping it would reset.
It didnt so I bought one of those cheap OBD2 readers. Which gave me a p0174 trouble code. (Bank 2 too lean).
I replaced the O2 sensor after the cat (bank 2) I figured it had 100k so it would be time to change it anyway. Cleared the codes and drove it. The CEL took all of 2 minutes to return with the same code.
The next day I realized the CAT was getting red hot. It idled more and more rough as time went on. Until it had a serious power loss. I took it to my local MECh who reset my computer with his scanner and he said he thought the Cat was clogged. I changed out the cat and the power was back. but the new CAT was getting red hot again. I check for Intake leaks, nothing. I decided to replace the plugs. They were in pretty bad shape. And there was oil in the plug tubes in 2 of the drivers side holes (not in the cylinder just the tubes) Got the new plugs in there and ran the veihicle. It ran better than ever. I ran it around all day with no CEL and no red hot CAT. Problem fixed? So I thought.
The next day I turned on the vehicle to go pick up my wife and as I was backing out of the driveway THE CEL went on. (depressing) Picked up my wife and when I returned I looked under the vehicle and sure enough the cat was Cherry red. The car still ran good and did not idle rough but The CEL and the Superheated CAT were back.
Can anyone help me with this? I am about to go crazy dealing with this truck. Injectors leaking? If so how do I know.
Any Help will be kindly apreciated.
Depressed about my ride.
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Old 03-12-2011, 11:40 AM
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Re: 97 rodeo 3.2 Running Rich!!! HELP!!!

If the rodeo has plug packs like cavaliers did (no distributer) I would bet that one of the packs is interimittantly not working causing less cylinders to fire. The gas then collects in the cat and burns causing that nice cherry red color. I went months sometimes on 2 cylinders before replacing.
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Old 03-13-2011, 10:30 PM
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Re: 97 rodeo 3.2 Running Rich!!! HELP!!!

Wow, thread started 7 years ago finally gets an answer.
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Old 03-14-2011, 09:14 PM
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Re: 97 rodeo 3.2 Running Rich!!! HELP!!!

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Wow, thread started 7 years ago finally gets an answer.
lol! yeah that rodeo is probably a six-pack in china by now. At least the answer was valid. the rodeo does have a coil pack. so maybe itll help someone that stumbles onto this site.
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