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Check Engine Light 200 1990

posted by  NewMexico240 on  Wed Dec 12 06:55 CST 2018
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Hi KGV ~
The HC reported 784 the Limit is 200.
The CO reported 1r.31 Limit is 1.2.

Both point to excessive fuel use.

I've only focused on socket #2.
Socket #6 I thought was ignition only.

I knew that clearing the CEL and the Code
would not fix the problem. If that were the
case The 240 would be more incredible.

The fault code chart is not 100% accurate is it?
The AMM could cause the Oxygen sensor to report
an issue couldnt it?





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