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Old Jun 21, 2018 | 10:58 AM
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Old Jun 21, 2018 | 02:41 PM
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P2271- O2 Sensor Signal Stuck Rich Bank 1 Sensor 2
Does the diesel even HAVE O2 sensors?????

P2a01 refers to an error on the same sensor.....

P013a is slow response, from the same sensor.....

P2bac is nox Exceedence - Deactivation of EGR
NOX is high. Why becomes the question. Think I would replace the sensor in question, clear the codes, and see if everyone is now happy.


 
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Thanks. I replaced the sensor in question and p2bac code comes back?? p2271 is still permanent and all other codes dissapeared
 
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Does your truck use DEF? Is the tank empty? How many miles on it??
 
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thankyou for your help.
No DEF.100,000km
 
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Likely going to be a wiring problem then. I suspect the other two codes will come back eventually as well....... Of course, it may also be a fueling problem, but, I would expect to see different codes for that...... Diesel really isn't my strong suit though.... so, hopefully someone with more of a clue will be along.
 
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