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iHav to Drive
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service engine light on a Buick Roadmaster?
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<blockquote data-quote="a1awind" data-source="post: 1438436" data-attributes="member: 575886"><p>car info: 1996 Buick Roadmaster wagon, lt1 v8 85k miles</p><p></p><p>problem: service engine light comes on when climbing a longer grade.....(though it will do it when starting and stopping on short hills when cold) ...it seemed to have happened when put on my K&N cold air kit. the code i have is 0174 which means lean condition bank two. </p><p>the way i know it happens on hills is i borrowed a reader off a friend and clear it out when it comes on, and it always happens on top of a hill! </p><p></p><p>Allied auto parts says O2 sensors, 1 mechanic says pcv valve, K&N said clean my Maf,....im confused...and replacing sensors at random is expesive work!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="a1awind, post: 1438436, member: 575886"] car info: 1996 Buick Roadmaster wagon, lt1 v8 85k miles problem: service engine light comes on when climbing a longer grade.....(though it will do it when starting and stopping on short hills when cold) ...it seemed to have happened when put on my K&N cold air kit. the code i have is 0174 which means lean condition bank two. the way i know it happens on hills is i borrowed a reader off a friend and clear it out when it comes on, and it always happens on top of a hill! Allied auto parts says O2 sensors, 1 mechanic says pcv valve, K&N said clean my Maf,....im confused...and replacing sensors at random is expesive work! [/QUOTE]
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