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Old 10-18-2013, 12:28 PM
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I have an 01 yukon that had the codes p1133 & p1153. I installed 2 new sensors for b1 s1 and b2 s1. The 1153 code went away but the 1133 reappeared. So I took the new sensor back and got another one, installed and reset codes. Now both codes are back. I cleaned the mas and throttle body but the codes reappeared again. I don't think there is any exhaust leaks. Any ideas. Also checked for vacuum leaks and are ok.
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poor connections or loose wires in the connector could cause that code too
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Checked connections all is good
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Just to be safe, you changed out the upstream sensors and not the down stream correct?
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i would reseat the connections on the pcm too. aside from that i dont know. unless the brand of sensor doesnt play well with the gm pcm
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Ok so I switched the downstream sensors and thought that worked but p1133 came back but p1153 is gone They are oem sensors
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