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Getting an P0172 code from the ODBII 850 1996

posted by  REP on  Wed Feb 1 11:04 CST 2012
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Well, I have a new O2 sensor to put on the front side.
But I have been told by a person who works on Volvo that I should disconnect the battery cables to both post and put them together for about a minute. They claim that this will remove any and all codes in the computer wiping it clean. They state that after you put on another MAF Sensor that the system never really clears itself and this is the work around for it.

Has anyone got any experience or knowledge to the sort of this?

Thanks.






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