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Oxygen Sensor

Postby ItstheLPC » Fri Jul 16, 2010 2:32 pm

Hi guys, got the P0031 error code and replaced the rear O2 sensor. The light went off for about 10km then came back on :( , a tad dissapointing. I have read elsewhere that it could be the air/fuel ratio sensor. I got a price of around 550$ for this part. Has anoyone else had this problem? is there a less expensive alternative?
the car still drives well but the light is incredibly annoying (engine light + flashing cruise control light)
any help would be appreciated.
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Re: Oxygen Sensor

Postby phatz » Fri Jul 16, 2010 3:18 pm

ItstheLPC wrote:Hi guys, got the P0031 error code and replaced the rear O2 sensor. The light went off for about 10km then came back on :( , a tad dissapointing. I have read elsewhere that it could be the air/fuel ratio sensor. I got a price of around 550$ for this part. Has anoyone else had this problem? is there a less expensive alternative?
the car still drives well but the light is incredibly annoying (engine light + flashing cruise control light)
any help would be appreciated.


I know most ppl have replaced the front 02 sensor when they had this error code.

Do a search, there is heaps of info on the forums regarding this for eg. http://forum.liberty.asn.au/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=7447&hilit=error+code
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Re: Oxygen Sensor

Postby adhar » Fri Jul 16, 2010 6:07 pm

Air Fuel ratio sensor on bank 1 sensor 1. Part costs $475, Reset ECU and install cost $90. This was from Lilydale Subaru. Ring a few dealers as the price can differ.
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Re: Oxygen Sensor

Postby Spec B Wgn » Fri Jul 16, 2010 6:17 pm

what mods ??? have you a TBE ?
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Re: Oxygen Sensor

Postby DJC » Sat Jul 24, 2010 4:34 pm

That's the front O2 Sensor you need to replace not rear.
As adhar said ring around, you should be able to get it cheaper than that. I got mine installed at Pulse Racing in Sydney for much less.
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Re: Oxygen Sensor

Postby namz0rs » Wed Aug 04, 2010 11:19 pm

BANK 1 Sensor 1... caused me a bit of pain. BTW i did not do the ECU reset and have done about 15,000 kms since the sensor change, no issues.
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Re: Oxygen Sensor

Postby tangcla » Thu Aug 05, 2010 8:28 am

namz0rs wrote:BANK 1 Sensor 1... caused me a bit of pain. BTW i did not do the ECU reset and have done about 15,000 kms since the sensor change, no issues.
The ECU reset is to ensure that your ECU has the latest parameters for the O2 sensor settings, it's not always required as your ECU may already have the correct parameters, just a faulty part.

I've been through seven O2 sensors :P
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Re: Oxygen Sensor

Postby Q » Thu Aug 05, 2010 4:03 pm

tangcla wrote:
namz0rs wrote:BANK 1 Sensor 1... caused me a bit of pain. BTW i did not do the ECU reset and have done about 15,000 kms since the sensor change, no issues.
The ECU reset is to ensure that your ECU has the latest parameters for the O2 sensor settings, it's not always required as your ECU may already have the correct parameters, just a faulty part.

I've been through seven O2 sensors :P

ECU reset makes no difference imo in this instance. Isn't the reason you go through so many 02 sensors a design flaw of the dump pipe you have installed?
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Re: Oxygen Sensor

Postby senator » Thu Aug 05, 2010 4:28 pm

Q wrote:
tangcla wrote:
namz0rs wrote:BANK 1 Sensor 1... caused me a bit of pain. BTW i did not do the ECU reset and have done about 15,000 kms since the sensor change, no issues.
The ECU reset is to ensure that your ECU has the latest parameters for the O2 sensor settings, it's not always required as your ECU may already have the correct parameters, just a faulty part.

I've been through seven O2 sensors :P

ECU reset makes no difference imo in this instance. Isn't the reason you go through so many 02 sensors a design flaw of the dump pipe you have installed?



its either the dump pipe or your tune...maybe air fuel ratio
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Re: Oxygen Sensor

Postby tangcla » Thu Aug 05, 2010 4:49 pm

Q wrote:ECU reset makes no difference imo in this instance. Isn't the reason you go through so many 02 sensors a design flaw of the dump pipe you have installed?

Sorry I didn't mean reset, I mean re-program.

Spoke to a few people and they said down pipe design has no impact whatsoever on the O2 sensor.
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Re: Oxygen Sensor

Postby hks180 » Mon Aug 09, 2010 12:12 pm

The past few weeks ... my car idles very rough .. oil pressure up and down .. but when i start driving it's ok ...

One day last week .. engine light came on and cruise light starts to flash ... but the car still drives fine ... so i turn the car off ... all the light went off .. but this happens pretty much every time i drives.

So over the weekend phat man scanned the car ... and i got this code ..
Error Code: P0031 ho2s - Heater Control Circuit Low Bank 1 Sensor.

So Phat man put the O2 sensor (front) from his car .. also gave the air flow meter quick clean ..

now everything is back to normal ... idle is normal too !!

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Re: Oxygen Sensor

Postby DJC » Wed Aug 11, 2010 1:20 pm

Yup that's the sme as the rest of us. We really need a group buy for O2 Sensors. :D
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Re: Oxygen Sensor

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Re: Oxygen Sensor

Postby DJC » Wed Aug 11, 2010 2:23 pm

Yup that's what i ended up paying, plus installation.
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