P2196 Code: O2 Sensor Signal Biased/Stuck Rich (Bank 1, Sensor 1)
The P2196 code indicates a rich-running fuel situation. However, figuring out what’s causing this condition can prove to be daunting if you aren’t sure what …
The P2196 code indicates a rich-running fuel situation. However, figuring out what’s causing this condition can prove to be daunting if you aren’t sure what …
No matter how much experience you have working with cars, the Check Engine Light always causes a moment of fear. You’ll be driving down the …
While some trouble codes universally indicate specific issues across all automotive brands, some are exclusive to particular automakers. A prime example of this is the …
When there is engine trouble with your car, it can be confusing and difficult to figure out, especially if you notice the P2181 code during …
Some trouble codes are more serious than others, requiring prompt attention. One of these is the P0700 code. If this DTC is present in your …
The P0325 code can be set in the computer when there’s something wrong with the knock sensor. While this trouble code can be alarming, it’s …
The P1000 code is one that can be a little tricky to understand, especially because it has different meanings across brands. Yet, it’s imperative to …
Your car isn’t acting right, and the Check Engine Light comes on. Your next step is to use your code scanner to find out what’s …
Do you have a GM vehicle between 1980 to 1995? If so, there is a big chance your car has an OBD1 connector (ALDL). This …
The catalytic converter’s job is to break down dangerous pollutants produced by your car during combustion and turn them into less dangerous gases. Code P0430 …
P0420 typically has to do with the catalytic converter and more significant repairs. Your car’s computer (PCM) has identified a catalytic converter issue if it …
A P1450 error code is an extension of OBD-II code P1. These codes are always displayed as P1XXX. The third numeral in the code sequence …