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My other ride is a C-130J
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Hello Gang
I was minding my own business driving on the freeway when the CEL light came on. I immediately checked the code with my Durametric Scanner and got the following codes; P0430 Porsche fault code 45 Cat conversion bank 2 exceeds limit value P0159 Porsche fault code 23 Sensor ageing behind cat. conv cylinder 4-6 I suspect the problem is a bad O2 sensor behind the cat, bank 2 Anyone have a similar code? Anyone fix it themselves? How did you do it?
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Sanford NC
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You swap with a new sensor
http://mike.focke.googlepages.com/oxygensensors
Just did it myself 10 days ago. I was lazy and had my local tire dealer install it for me. $37 labor (try that at a dealer). Ordered Bosch OEM part..see link for part #s. Same day did my Honda...same OEM part but not Honda marked up price and $37. for the install. Beware that area is hot so if you DIY it let it cool before reaching your hands in there. |
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