toolman617
07-03-2014, 09:25 PM
I'm thinking they may be related, but here's the deal. Last weekend I replaced all 4 O2 sensors (I know, prolly didn't have to, but figured I'd do them all while I was at it, $50/ea on Rock Auto), the spark plugs, and cleaned the MAF (used MAF cleaner spray). Right away I got B1 S2 and B2 S2 O2 sensor codes, slow to respond, intermittent - 16523 and 16543. Today it threw 17535 and 17537 - fuel trim B1 and B2 system too rich. It was running horrendously. I cleared the codes (thus resetting the fuel trim data, I found out), and then logged. I know that I have boost leaks, so the boost measured reads less than requested under load. Few odd things - I read Ross-Tech's white paper on MAF issues, and the scenario I have doesn't fit either of theirs. Mine is the opposite of a MAF going out - normal additive, out of spec negative multiplicative. Other thing (which I noticed in the log and didn't do any reading on) is the engine load - it was peaking around 160%. I would think engine load is tied to throttle position, but either I'm wrong or something is wrong there. Other thing was the multiplicative fuel trim. Under heavy throttle it would go to 0 (can see this in the log), less throttle it would go back to -4.7. Not sure if this is normal or not. I did peruse the engine bay, and I don't see any hoses that are loose or degraded to the point of leaking.
On the O2 sensors, I don't have any exhaust leaks that I can hear. I was thinking about trying find some O2 sensor safe contact goo (whatever it's called to promote electrical contacts) and put some on the rear sensor connectors. Just seems weird that both rear sensors would have the same problem, and the fronts are fine.
So, any thoughts on these codes? Related? More things to measure, take a look at?
Log file (https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=2E818D5E1113A8AC!8803&authkey=!AKRkWdTu6Ltp03s&ithint=file%2c.CSV)
On the O2 sensors, I don't have any exhaust leaks that I can hear. I was thinking about trying find some O2 sensor safe contact goo (whatever it's called to promote electrical contacts) and put some on the rear sensor connectors. Just seems weird that both rear sensors would have the same problem, and the fronts are fine.
So, any thoughts on these codes? Related? More things to measure, take a look at?
Log file (https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=2E818D5E1113A8AC!8803&authkey=!AKRkWdTu6Ltp03s&ithint=file%2c.CSV)