P2097 & P2099 Engine Codes
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P2097 & P2099 Engine Codes
I was getting engine codes stating I had Faulty O2 sensors P0420 and P0430. Changed all 4 O2 Sensors at once.
Now I get P2097 and P2099 codes without any other companion codes. At this point the car has a slight driveability issue as it surges upon take off from a stop light and when in park at an idle the RPM surges up and down about 50 to 75 RPM.
I have an ELM 327 that will give me all the engine data live time what indicators should I be looking for?
I have in the past six months rebuilt the intake with all new gaskets, replaced all spark plugs.
By what I understand that it cannot adjust to add enough air to compensate for the incoming fuel to the system; bad fuel regulator possibly or bad fuel pump?
Any help and suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Joe Walma
Now I get P2097 and P2099 codes without any other companion codes. At this point the car has a slight driveability issue as it surges upon take off from a stop light and when in park at an idle the RPM surges up and down about 50 to 75 RPM.
I have an ELM 327 that will give me all the engine data live time what indicators should I be looking for?
I have in the past six months rebuilt the intake with all new gaskets, replaced all spark plugs.
By what I understand that it cannot adjust to add enough air to compensate for the incoming fuel to the system; bad fuel regulator possibly or bad fuel pump?
Any help and suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Joe Walma
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They are related to the old codes I bet. https://www.obd-codes.com/p2097 and https://www.obd-codes.com/p2099 - fuel trim codes.
I'd start by monitoring fuel trims using that scan tool.
I'd start by monitoring fuel trims using that scan tool.
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Superb explaination here:
https://www.obd-codes.com/p2097
I believe 02 sensors age with time and new sensors are
very sensitive.
It can take quite a long time and many miles for them
to settle down.
https://www.obd-codes.com/p2097
I believe 02 sensors age with time and new sensors are
very sensitive.
It can take quite a long time and many miles for them
to settle down.