P0160 Error Code
Team of Xfire enthusiasts,
I am driving home from the airport and on pops the check engine light. I ran my obdII on it and picked up the following code:
P0160 O2 Sensor Circuit No Activity Detected (Bank 2 Sensor 2)
Has anyone had this before and any suggestions on diagnosing?
I would prefer to find the answer as opposed to going to the stealer.
BTW my roadster has only 27k and is an 07.
Thanks,
Nate
I am driving home from the airport and on pops the check engine light. I ran my obdII on it and picked up the following code:
P0160 O2 Sensor Circuit No Activity Detected (Bank 2 Sensor 2)
Has anyone had this before and any suggestions on diagnosing?
I would prefer to find the answer as opposed to going to the stealer.
BTW my roadster has only 27k and is an 07.
Thanks,
Nate
Originally Posted by nate_man
Team of Xfire enthusiasts,
I am driving home from the airport and on pops the check engine light. I ran my obdII on it and picked up the following code:
P0160 O2 Sensor Circuit No Activity Detected (Bank 2 Sensor 2)
Has anyone had this before and any suggestions on diagnosing?
I would prefer to find the answer as opposed to going to the stealer.
BTW my roadster has only 27k and is an 07.
Thanks,
Nate
I am driving home from the airport and on pops the check engine light. I ran my obdII on it and picked up the following code:
P0160 O2 Sensor Circuit No Activity Detected (Bank 2 Sensor 2)
Has anyone had this before and any suggestions on diagnosing?
I would prefer to find the answer as opposed to going to the stealer.
BTW my roadster has only 27k and is an 07.
Thanks,
Nate
Look in the Repair Manual.
Originally Posted by onehundred80
My guess is the sensor is shot or the wire is loose.
Look in the Repair Manual.
Look in the Repair Manual.
Is the Bank 2 an oxygen sensor or something else?
Anyone else seen this problem?
It was not on when I went for a run the other day but after a little accelerating fun it popped back on.
Before I go chasing my tail on this, but I want to know if anyone has guidance for me before I end up getting taken by the stealer..
Thanks,
Nathan
It was not on when I went for a run the other day but after a little accelerating fun it popped back on.
Before I go chasing my tail on this, but I want to know if anyone has guidance for me before I end up getting taken by the stealer..
Thanks,
Nathan
Originally Posted by tunaglove
Driver's side (bank2) post cat (sensor2) O2 sensor is most likely fried or unplugged.
Do you recommend getting this done by the stealer or is it an easy enough job for a pretty good wrench?
Thnx
Nate
Originally Posted by nate_man
Thanks is this a common issue for our cars?
Do you recommend getting this done by the stealer or is it an easy enough job for a pretty good wrench?
Thnx
Nate
Do you recommend getting this done by the stealer or is it an easy enough job for a pretty good wrench?
Thnx
Nate
Not a common issue, but you will have to get under it to do the job.
Here's a little more in dept info: P0160 02 Sensor Circuit No Activity Detected (Bank 2 Sensor 2)
Originally Posted by syfi
Here's a little more in dept info: P0160 02 Sensor Circuit No Activity Detected (Bank 2 Sensor 2)
Saved for future reference.
Update, the code that I had was a P0161 error code and not P0160.
Either way I disconnected both sensors (one at a time) to see what error code would show and I received a clear 02 sensor code for bank1 reconnected and then received one for bank2. After plugging them back in my P0161 error code disappeared. However only for a short while 15 miles or so and the P0161 came back for bank 2.
Is this a clear indication that my o2 sensor is no longer functioning correctly and I should replace it?
Thanks,
Nate
Either way I disconnected both sensors (one at a time) to see what error code would show and I received a clear 02 sensor code for bank1 reconnected and then received one for bank2. After plugging them back in my P0161 error code disappeared. However only for a short while 15 miles or so and the P0161 came back for bank 2.
Is this a clear indication that my o2 sensor is no longer functioning correctly and I should replace it?
Thanks,
Nate
It seems I looked for a diagram of sensor/bank positions of the four 02 sensors some time ago and came up empty handed. Is there a chart or diagram in the service manual to show the positions? Where? Just curious for when the day comes...
James
James
OK guys I managed to find this:

But it doesn't make it clear what the post cats (downstream) are labeled?
Most GM & Ford manuals I dealt with always have diagram with labels of the sensor positions. The 'bank' is referring to the way it is hooked into the computer, not the position it is on the exhaust/motor. I have seen all different positions of these sensors over the years. I hate guessing.

But it doesn't make it clear what the post cats (downstream) are labeled?
Most GM & Ford manuals I dealt with always have diagram with labels of the sensor positions. The 'bank' is referring to the way it is hooked into the computer, not the position it is on the exhaust/motor. I have seen all different positions of these sensors over the years. I hate guessing.
Last edited by James1549; Mar 6, 2012 at 10:30 PM.
Originally Posted by James1549
come on 180, help me out here!
I know, the question is which one is cylinder one, passenger side front.
I got that from this site.
http://www.obd-codes.com/p0174
Last edited by onehundred80; Mar 6, 2012 at 11:13 PM.
Originally Posted by onehundred80
Bank 1 has cylinder number one on the same side, generally.
I know, the question is which one is cylinder one, passenger side front.
I got that from this site.
OBD-II Trouble Code: P0174 System Too Lean (Bank 2)
I know, the question is which one is cylinder one, passenger side front.
I got that from this site.
OBD-II Trouble Code: P0174 System Too Lean (Bank 2)
Bank 1 - Bosch Sensor Model 16276
Bank 2 - Bosch Sensor Model 16123
Let me know if I am missing anythings Xfire team.
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