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Old 01-28-2005, 03:50 PM
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Help Engine Check Light.

I have a 1997 Mercury Mystique 2.0 Liter.

I get to codes P1409
P0171 "system too lean bank 1"

Can u guys help me to c what those codes mean

i just got rebuilting the tranny, new radiator, and colant sensor, 02 sensors.
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I would try cleaning your MAF.
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i had a new intake put in? what do u mean by MAF?
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Mass Air Flow Sensor
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