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Trying to sort out P013E & P013A codes after VRSF downpipe & DP fix install
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07-17-2018, 05:39 PM | #45 |
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So I'm having the same exact issue as some of you guys. I just bought a 2011 e90 335i, and just tried to get it inspected in MA yesterday. I have catless downpipes in the car and an A74 DP fix installed, but after driving the car for just a few minutes the SEL light pops up. I'm getting the codes P013E and P0138 which both hint to a delayed response from one of the O2 sensors. I'm thinking it's either a bad O2 sensor or bad wiring by the previous owner. I will keep you guys updated, and if you guys have any suggestions, let me know.
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07-17-2018, 05:56 PM | #46 |
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I took power off DP Fix, and kept getting the code - which meant O2 sensor was bad (have a JB4 that "hid" the codes prior to that).
Disconnected JB4, changed sensor for a new one, connected DP fix back up and... still got the codes right after the first drive cycle. At that point, decided to switch DPs to OEM and pass.
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07-20-2018, 09:19 AM | #47 |
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Because of this thread I scanned my car and I got inactive codes: 2CED - Oxygen sensor after cat, dynamics, from rich to lean: slow response and 2D15 - Oxygen sensor after cat, in coasting/overrun mode, from rich to lean: Delayed response.
Going to remove the SIM either tonight or tomorrow and see if the inactive codes disappear. Update: Never removed the SIM but I reflashed the car with OEM/Catted DP checked and the inactive codes are no longer there. Flashed back to catless to keep the light from coming on and codes are still not there. Everyone who is having issues with the light and everything, make sure you have it wired correctly and you are using the positaps that the instructions tell you to use. I passed emissions easily with this back in November and my SIM has been in ever since without issue. Also, when you are getting your emission readiness with this, do not drive the car hard. Drive it easy for a couple drive cycles and you should be emission ready.
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10-31-2018, 11:14 AM | #49 | |
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1. Disconnecting the battery should remove all previous codes? In case my amazon purchased OBDII reader isn't clearing correctly. 2. Do you have to wait a full minute after turning the car on to allow the car to warm up before driving? Does not allowing it to warm up cause an issue? Haven't looked at the sim after the car warms up but its a constant blue light when it initially turns on. 3. I've see the install guide from "Aare 47" and they have the sim on the other side of the plug. One install has the sim on the side with the grey,black, 2x white side of the plug while the "Aare 47" shows the install on the opposite side of the connection yellow, grey and white, red and grey, and red and green side. |
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10-31-2018, 11:15 AM | #50 |
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someone also mentioned possibly damaging the o2 sensor on install. How can you figure out if the o2 sensor got damaged or its just the catless dp throwing the error?
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10-31-2018, 04:13 PM | #51 |
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I had the same codes after installing a DP fix recently, the codes would show with or without the OEM DP checked on MHD. I tried stage 0 and my current stage 2 and the fix would allow o2 to ready but never saw catalyst switch from incomplete. The codes haven't come back since I removed the fix.
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11-06-2018, 01:35 PM | #55 |
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Fortunately, I won't have to worry about emissions until next October but it looks like I'll just be swapping the stock DP in and back out after I pass.
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11-06-2018, 06:58 PM | #56 |
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I am guessing this is very common, I am in the same boat. Didnt pass Inspection 2x. FBO +jb4
(i am allowed 1 fail) JB4 is at Map 0 1st try EVAP not ready and DP install (missing CAT), light on dash 2nd try VRSF DP fix installed, Throwing P013E now and light on dash. According to my last email to Tiago the code has been there and the JB4 was clearing it. (I did not have auto clear enabled) Their fix will not fix my o2 related code. Can that be true? I am about to just go back to my OEM CAT and say good bye to the DP Last edited by jaytes; 11-06-2018 at 07:24 PM.. |
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he doesn't think I should put back the OEM it would be a waste. he is going to try to sauder the dp fix thinking it might be a circuit issue or cross wiring and going to monitor the o2. I am taking it in again on Thursday for $150 flat until I get readiness. going to be back n forth diagnostics with the shop. they seem pretty cool n eager to find a work around.
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11-21-2018, 11:01 AM | #63 |
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Well, I was finally successful with the Area 74. They were absolutely awesome with the help and I can't say anything but good things about them. For everyone's reference, I used these directions here and followed them exactly: https://www.e90post.com/forums/showp...&postcount=303
Some additional bit of advice I'd like to offer up is to be careful with stripping the wire, wrapping the sim in turbo wrap and zip tying it as far away from any heat as possible. I also drove around for a couple of days under 3k RPM, making sure not to go WOT and it did the trick. Good luck! |
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