Oxygen sensor

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Bao, Aug 8, 2004.

  1. Bao

    Bao Guest

    I have a Hyundai Sonata 2000 had fail Nox emission (Gross Polutted).
    The car has no Check Engine Light on. But I found there was 2 DTCs
    Code from OBDII that were
    P0134 Oxygen sensor circuit No Activity.
    P0154 Oxygen sensor circuit No Activity.

    I looked up under Hyundai Diagostic book and it said (Check for
    Contaminated or crossion). I did replaced both upstream Oxegen sensor
    before CAT, and the code are still there.

    I even check the voltage from the oxygen connector, but did not get
    anything.

    Do you have any ideas how to fix it?.


    Bao
     
    Bao, Aug 8, 2004
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  2. Bao

    hyundaitech Guest

    There is a recall on this issue. Call your Hyundai dealer with vin in hand
    and ask them to check for open recalls. I banking you have an open recall
    v01, which covers replacement of old design upstream oxygen sensors and
    reprogramming the ecm.

    Also, the dtc's won't go away for quite some time unless they're erased.

    Third, I wouldn't necessarily think this would solve your emissions
    problems.
     
    hyundaitech, Aug 9, 2004
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  3. Bao

    Bao Guest

    Thank you very much for this information.

    Bao
     
    Bao, Aug 10, 2004
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  4. Bao

    Chynna22 Guest

    I had the same problem. In fact I have had 5 oxygen sensors replaced on my
    2000 Sonata, including those with the recall. By the way, looking at the
    Consumer Reports for this model, electrical is not a strong point, especially
    power equipment--I have had all 4 window motors go out as well as the power
    mirrors. I have a few more months before I am paid off, and wonder if I should
    stick with Sonata or move up to a larger model. Anyone have a suggestion?

    Thanks,

    Steve
     
    Chynna22, Aug 10, 2004
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