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Error code P0141, 3.8 v6 Regal 2001
Hello,
The "service engine soon" light came on and stayed on on my Regal 2001 series II v6. Took it to a friend of mine who used his code reader he says the error code is P0141. If i read it correctly this is a oxegen sensor. Does anyone know which one? Or how i can find replace it? Is it a big job, do i need special tools? I allways like to try stuff myself first. Thanks, Mike [email protected] |
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Re: Error code P0141, 3.8 v6 Regal 2001
The DTC is a 02 sensor heater circuit malfunction. It is a heated 02 sensor. One referenced is the post CAT converter 02 sensor (bank 1, sensor 2). It is located in that u-bend section of exhaust pipe you see between the CAT converter and resonator. Check the electrical connector to it first. To remove it all you need is a universal 02 sensor socket with the wire cutout or a 7/8" wrench since clearance is limited.
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Re: Error code P0141, 3.8 v6 Regal 2001
How did you make out with this?
Check the wiring as BNaylor mentioned. If it's good then you can verify the O2 sensor's operation using a scope. If you can't do that then you may be better off just replacing the sensor (remember check the wiring first though!). Last edited by BNaylor; 06-12-2008 at 11:51 PM. |
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Re: Error code P0141, 3.8 v6 Regal 2001
Sorry for the late response guys, work away alot.
I should have mentionend i had problems with this sensor about 1.5 years ago, the light came on and when i checked the wiring had come lose, i reconnected and got my friend to clear the error and it was ok. However, this time the wirring was fine. I cleanend it with wd-40 just in case, but that didn't do anything. I could not get the car lifted high enough to get my tools to the sensor, so in the end i took it to my mechanic. Replaced it with a GM (AC Delco) part and all is fine now. Once again, thanks for taking the time to reply to my posting, much appreciated. Thanks, Mike |
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