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Here's a question for you techies out there:
'95 D90, rimmer supercharger. (OBD 1)
I had to store it for about 6 months and now I'm getting a check engine light with code 44 (lambda sensor A - Left bank).
Also, I have a mixture gauge and it's telling me the rig is running rich all the time.
And.. the MAF is reading a fixed voltage of 1.6 volts no matter what the air flow.
So... Can a bad O2 sensor cause a fixed reading on the MAF?
Anyone messed with this before?
-John
'95 D90, rimmer supercharger. (OBD 1)
I had to store it for about 6 months and now I'm getting a check engine light with code 44 (lambda sensor A - Left bank).
Also, I have a mixture gauge and it's telling me the rig is running rich all the time.
And.. the MAF is reading a fixed voltage of 1.6 volts no matter what the air flow.
So... Can a bad O2 sensor cause a fixed reading on the MAF?
Anyone messed with this before?
-John