12 Codes Trans/Emissions Related
01-30-2013, 06:06 AM
#11
Senior Member
Battery is terribly corroded. I will clean both off, although it has no trouble starting. I have added a 4awg additional ground from the battery to the body to help with some grounding issues I've read about back when I drove this same truck back in high school, i also had a sound system and that was the need for the additional ground. I will clean the battery, check the g200 ground and reset the codes.
02-04-2013, 11:49 PM
#12
Found the problem.
Heat shield was slightly rubbing the drivers side rear oxygen sensor wire. It rubbed a hole in the insulation, grounded, and blew a fuse under the hood. Replaced the fuse, fixed the wire and tied it up out of the way, reset the codes and it is back to normal.
Heat shield was slightly rubbing the drivers side rear oxygen sensor wire. It rubbed a hole in the insulation, grounded, and blew a fuse under the hood. Replaced the fuse, fixed the wire and tied it up out of the way, reset the codes and it is back to normal.
02-05-2013, 01:26 AM
#13
Senior Member
Found the problem.
Heat shield was slightly rubbing the drivers side rear oxygen sensor wire. It rubbed a hole in the insulation, grounded, and blew a fuse under the hood. Replaced the fuse, fixed the wire and tied it up out of the way, reset the codes and it is back to normal.
Heat shield was slightly rubbing the drivers side rear oxygen sensor wire. It rubbed a hole in the insulation, grounded, and blew a fuse under the hood. Replaced the fuse, fixed the wire and tied it up out of the way, reset the codes and it is back to normal.
