Need help Issue with O2 sensor p1647 - Resolved
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Need help Issue with O2 sensor p1647 - Resolved
Hi
P1647 code came up,
This code is for a front O2 SENSOR
What I have tried:
The he wire connector that is between the battery and radiator, i disconnected it and then switched on ignition and then tested with the multymetre. Incoming Vaults are 8.20volts.
I did the same test for the rear O2 Sensor and in that its the same volts.
I dont understand if theres a problem with the sensor. Can anyone confirm that its not a wiring issue as on both wires its the same valtage with ignition on.
Can anyone advice me on how to sort the problem out and how to go about it.
I dont want to spend lots money and effort and replace O2 SENSOR only for the codes to come back.
I have attached the picture for your better understanding.
the tests i have done so far were they right to do?
Any advice is helpful
P1647 code came up,
This code is for a front O2 SENSOR
What I have tried:
The he wire connector that is between the battery and radiator, i disconnected it and then switched on ignition and then tested with the multymetre. Incoming Vaults are 8.20volts.
I did the same test for the rear O2 Sensor and in that its the same volts.
I dont understand if theres a problem with the sensor. Can anyone confirm that its not a wiring issue as on both wires its the same valtage with ignition on.
Can anyone advice me on how to sort the problem out and how to go about it.
I dont want to spend lots money and effort and replace O2 SENSOR only for the codes to come back.
I have attached the picture for your better understanding.
the tests i have done so far were they right to do?
Any advice is helpful
Last edited by steveinfrance; 11-01-2012 at 09:48 AM.
#3
P1647 has to do with an linear O2 sensor chip - bank 2 - best bet - change out the O2 sensor (www.rockauto.com has good prices as well - Denso is a good choice) Remember to use the forum discount for 5% off...
#4
Had to replace mine early last year I think, I did write up how to do it at the time, you should find it if you do a search. Front one is easier to do than rear one, I had same code 1647 replacing it and clearing code fixed it. Its still running fine over a year later. The only thing I would say from my own experience, fit a genuine Jag one, I tried a cheaper generic one that I had to fit the connecting plug on, and it failed very quickly and I had to replace it again. Genuine Jag one no problem! Best of luck,
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Had to replace mine early last year I think, I did write up how to do it at the time, you should find it if you do a search. Front one is easier to do than rear one, I had same code 1647 replacing it and clearing code fixed it. Its still running fine over a year later. The only thing I would say from my own experience, fit a genuine Jag one, I tried a cheaper generic one that I had to fit the connecting plug on, and it failed very quickly and I had to replace it again. Genuine Jag one no problem! Best of luck,
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+1 to the Upstream HO2 Sensor
However, located in Edinburgh, the recommendations for parts suppliers in the US aren't going to be a cost effective solution for you.
The lowest cost I can find for an OE Jaguar part today (26th Oct 2012) in the UK is from Hatfields Jaguar - Sheffield:
Genuine Jaguar X-Type / XK Upstream Oxygen Sensor | eBay
Graham
However, located in Edinburgh, the recommendations for parts suppliers in the US aren't going to be a cost effective solution for you.
The lowest cost I can find for an OE Jaguar part today (26th Oct 2012) in the UK is from Hatfields Jaguar - Sheffield:
Genuine Jaguar X-Type / XK Upstream Oxygen Sensor | eBay
Graham
Last edited by GGG; 10-25-2012 at 06:43 PM.
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First removed Oxygen Sensor and tried to clean off carbon and dirt. Fiteed it back but still problem was not solved.
I then bought new Oxygen Sensor from ebay 80pounds and once i fitted it the car is fine and problem solved.
How to replace front Oxygen Sensor:
Disconnect Battery
Release Coolant
Take out Air box
Disconnect Coolant hose
and you will see the sensor in front of you
Thankyou
First removed Oxygen Sensor and tried to clean off carbon and dirt. Fiteed it back but still problem was not solved.
I then bought new Oxygen Sensor from ebay 80pounds and once i fitted it the car is fine and problem solved.
How to replace front Oxygen Sensor:
Disconnect Battery
Release Coolant
Take out Air box
Disconnect Coolant hose
and you will see the sensor in front of you
Thankyou
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