I've been having my fair share of codes lately from a short I experienced recently. I believe I finally have all that worked out, but after 4 days of no SES light, this code popped up again this evening. My fix 4 days ago was to re-seal (as best as I could) the 2 slip joints on my LT headers on the driver's side. Before that, I was getting both this code and P1150 - Heated Oxygen Sensor Switch - Adaptive Fuel Limit - Bank No. 2. (Can someone confirm that bank 2 is the driver's side?)
There are no recent mods to the car. The only tinkering I've done is messing with the idle (both in the tune and the throttle stop screw) and fixing my short, which included everything on Fuse #8, which included this O2 sensor. I have set the idle back to where it was originally in my tune (800 RPM), but the throttle stop screw is still set with the throttle relatively open.
Could I possibly have re-wired the circuit so that the sensor is getting less voltage, causing the lean reading? Do y'all think that my 109,000-mile-old oxygen sensor might have kicked the bucket, possibly because of the afore mentioned short?
I really want to take care of this before putting my new heads on, so y'all's help is greatly appreciated.
There are no recent mods to the car. The only tinkering I've done is messing with the idle (both in the tune and the throttle stop screw) and fixing my short, which included everything on Fuse #8, which included this O2 sensor. I have set the idle back to where it was originally in my tune (800 RPM), but the throttle stop screw is still set with the throttle relatively open.
Could I possibly have re-wired the circuit so that the sensor is getting less voltage, causing the lean reading? Do y'all think that my 109,000-mile-old oxygen sensor might have kicked the bucket, possibly because of the afore mentioned short?
I really want to take care of this before putting my new heads on, so y'all's help is greatly appreciated.