This should be in the troubleshooting thread. Did you check the new cel code, is it the same.
Just for reference CEL Codes for WRX and STi
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Hello I am new to this website and I have owned my 03 subaru wrx for about 2 years now and the check engine light is on.I had the code scanned and it told me it was an oxygen sensor bank 1 sensor 2.I replaced the sensor and still the light is on.I was wondering if anyone else had this problem or could help!
This should be in the troubleshooting thread. Did you check the new cel code, is it the same.
Just for reference CEL Codes for WRX and STi
Josh
2003 Subaru Wrx Vf39'd
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Thanks, but the code is P0031 which is a front oxygen sensor low input.I have changed the sensor twice at $200.00 a pop but sill the light is on.
By chance did you use oem parts? check this as well CEL P0031 or P0032 Fix or this P0031 Cel
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Josh
2003 Subaru Wrx Vf39'd
Bugeye mafia #300
Sponsored By: WRXPro.com
Yeah I used oem parts both times.I did it twice because I thought the first O2 sensor was bad.All the wiring and connectors were fine.I heard rumors about maybe installing a high temp. spark plug would that help?
Im assuming the parts were brand new, sorry just have to ask.
If yes, I am no further help as I have no experience with this problem.
Josh
2003 Subaru Wrx Vf39'd
Bugeye mafia #300
Sponsored By: WRXPro.com
Yeah the parts were new from the dealer.The car is 100% stock and has ran fine since the day I got it even with the light on.It's just annoying know what I mean!Thanks for all the help though!
Have you checked for an exhaust leak that could be throwing off the reading to the O2 sensor? Also did you reset the ecu after you replaced it?
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Troubleshooting an oxygen sensor problem - NASIOC
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Ok so today I pulled the wheel and the inside liner to check the O2 sensor.I unplugged the harness connector and it was fine.I traced all wiring to the O2 sensor and they are ok also.The bracket is still in place and no wires are melted.I have a MAC tool scanner and when I clear the code it comes on seconds after I start the car.There is no exhaust leak that I know of.
The one thing I did not do is reset the ecu after I replaced the sensor can someone tell me how to do that please?
Disconnect the battery, then depress the brake pedal for a few seconds. That should reset it.
It sounds like a bad o2 sensor isn't the cause of your problem. You may need to dig in a little further and follow a diag flowchart
So I found out that my system is running rich causing it to make the O2 sensor not read properly.What can I do to fix that?
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