[I3ossman]

OK so Ive had them in for two weeks or so and just got the service engine light. Read them and this is what I got..

P2C7F - lambda probe after cat 2, trimming control
P2C6A - lambda probe after cat reversed
P2AAF - fuel pump, plausibility
PSC7E - Lambda probe after cat, trim control
H2F9E - ??

Wondering if the shop put one or both sets of O2's in backwards? No idea what the fuel pump one is about, hoping its not meaning the HPFP is failing. Anyone have an answer on H2F9E?

[CUTigers]

Originally Posted by I3ossman

OK so Ive had them in for two weeks or so and just got the service engine light. Read them and this is what I got..

P2C7F - lambda probe after cat 2, trimming control
P2C6A - lambda probe after cat reversed
P2AAF - fuel pump, plausibility
PSC7E - Lambda probe after cat, trim control
H2F9E - ??

Wondering if the shop put one or both sets of O2's in backwards? No idea what the fuel pump one is about, hoping its not meaning the HPFP is failing. Anyone have an answer on H2F9E?

Are they catless? If so, they throw codes. Need the dp fix

[I3ossman]

Originally Posted by CUTigers

Are they catless? If so, they throw codes. Need the dp fix

cobb stg 2 has fix built in

[CUTigers]

oo gotcha. Thats all I know, dont have catless or cobb :-/ sry

[ianthegreat]

It sounds like you either have the o2 sensors switched or one is damaged. Get under there and take a look.

[type rrr]

i got a few codes...and it was my o2 that was switched on my catless dp ( pre-cat)

[I3ossman]

Originally Posted by ianthegreat

It sounds like you either have the o2 sensors switched or one is damaged. Get under there and take a look.

That's what I was thinking, any particular way to tell which one goes where like wire colors or anything like that?

[805beemer]

The shorter dp gets the gray o2 sensors. The way i remember is old people have gray hair and are short, just like the shorter dp.

[I3ossman]

Any one have any idea on the fuel pump code or the other H code?

[I3ossman]

NVM found my answer to my last post.

Only other question I have is abou the O2's. I understand the gray ones go in the shorter pipe, but does it matter which one goes towards the front and which towards the back?

[enrita]

Originally Posted by I3ossman

NVM found my answer to my last post.

Only other question I have is abou the O2's. I understand the gray ones go in the shorter pipe, but does it matter which one goes towards the front and which towards the back?

yes they all matter. your shop messed up bad

also 2F9E code is thermal oil level sensor. To search codes here just remove the first letter in front of the cobb codes.
P2AAF alone is fine. is a result of flashing the car sometimes.

[I3ossman]

Originally Posted by enrita

yes they all matter. your shop messed up bad

also 2F9E code is thermal oil level sensor. To search codes here just remove the first letter in front of the cobb codes.
P2AAF alone is fine. is a result of flashing the car sometimes.

great.. thanks for the help. Any resources I can look at to see which one goes where?

[ETS Michael]

Sounds like you have the o2 sensors backwards. I had a buddy install a Cobb unit on his car and the first 2 sensors were backwards and the reversed code showed up. You might have the 2nd set reversed as well and that may be throwing it off as well.

Michael

[I3ossman]

so you guys think I should get under this thing and just reverse both sets or just one dp at a time? Im thinking both sets are reversed since I have both the 2C7F and SC7E codes. Any one have any insight before I tackle this.. wtf im so irritated right now. Is it particularly bad to be driving the car this way? It is running fine and pulls like a champ.

[ETS Michael]

When my buddy did his install backwards he only had 1 set reversed and the car was stumbling really bad at idle. If you have both reversed it may idle fine since your monitoring the correct sensor but on the wrong bank. I would suggest switching them back if you have both sensors reversed.

Thanks!

Michael

[I3ossman]

Thanks guys I appreciate it!!

[EJ_3]

Did it work, I'm getting these codes after getting my car back from the dealership...

[I3ossman]

Originally Posted by Manny_World

Did it work, I'm getting these codes after getting my car back from the dealership...

Going to switch them today.. Only weird thing is cel disappeared.

[ianthegreat]

Fix the o2 sensors first, clear the codes, drive around, some codes may pop back up, clear them again, drive around.. eventually they'll go away.

Easiest way to make sure you have the correct O2 sensors in the right spot is to look at your rear O2 sensors in your mid pipes. The same gray / black combination is back there. The pipe with the gray wire should be the same pipe you put the gray wire on your DP's (You can follow it all the way up to your DP's). Hope this helps!

[EJ_3]

Originally Posted by I3ossman

Going to switch them today.. Only weird thing is cel disappeared.

Mine went away too, but came back the next day on a cold start.

Originally Posted by ianthegreat

Fix the o2 sensors first, clear the codes, drive around, some codes may pop back up, clear them again, drive around.. eventually they'll go away.
Easiest way to make sure you have the correct O2 sensors in the right spot is to look at your rear O2 sensors in your mid pipes. The same gray / black combination is back there. The pipe with the gray wire should be the same pipe you put the gray wire on your DP's (You can follow it all the way up to your DP's). Hope this helps!

I never seen this code until the dealer replaced the clamps on the turbo-to-dp. Do you think it possible that the tech put the o2 sensors in the wrong pipes or should I try to keep deleting the code and hope it doesn't come back? I'm going back to the dealership on my lunch break.

[cleex024]

just go down there an make sure its all right...even if the car seems like its running well its not and is going to mess your car up.

and the bottom o2 sensors cant reach the top ones so you just have to make sure that the gray ones go on the shorter dp (if that is in fact correct color matching)

you might as well just take it back to them because if you didnt install them that means you either were too lazy to put them in yourself or you didnt know how to do it...either way you are going to have to uninstall one of the pipes to do it so take it back.

[EJ_3]

Originally Posted by cleex024

just go down there an make sure its all right...even if the car seems like its running well its not and is going to mess your car up.

and the bottom o2 sensors cant reach the top ones so you just have to make sure that the gray ones go on the shorter dp (if that is in fact correct color matching)

you might as well just take it back to them because if you didnt install them that means you either were too lazy to put them in yourself or you didnt know how to do it...either way you are going to have to uninstall one of the pipes to do it so take it back.

I installed them and never had a problem. The dealership told be that the clamps from the turbo to dp was breaking and replaced them (had a hard time getting them back on after the new dp were on and maybe stretch them). After getting my car back, the codes starting popping up. Leaving me to expect the tech switch them up after putting them back on after the new clamps. If he screwed it up, he can fix it. I would do it myself, but after paying a $1,500 bill (there goes my LSD fund)... it's the least they can do.