Grrrrrr!
So now that I finally got the truck goin good for the past week.....i drive it for about 2 hours today and the mother effin engine light popped on!!! i took it to autozone and he couldnt pin point the problem....all the diagnostic test said was that "bank 2 was running too rich" what the hell does that mean? and am i gonna have to take it to a durn mechanic.....cuz my *** is BROKE and cant afford any more major problems......college life sucks with a lifted truck that you got from some dumbass kid that didnt know how to take care of it!!!!
Originally Posted by lilmisshnkytnk
So now that I finally got the truck goin good for the past week.....i drive it for about 2 hours today and the mother effin engine light popped on!!! i took it to autozone and he couldnt pin point the problem....all the diagnostic test said was that "bank 2 was running too rich" what the hell does that mean? and am i gonna have to take it to a durn mechanic.....cuz my *** is BROKE and cant afford any more major problems......college life sucks with a lifted truck that you got from some dumbass kid that didnt know how to take care of it!!!!


I'd just buy two upstream 02 sensors, get a couple of wrenches (and a shop manual for $15 if you need it) and replace the 02 sensors yourself. A special 02 sensor wrench can be used to make it a bit easier, but I've replaced mine twice with just regular tools.
Buy the sensors online for about $60 each. You can drive your truck with the light on for a few days until the sensors come in...or just buy them locally but don't pay too much for them.
Disconnect your battery for a bit to get rid of the code. Turn the lights on when the battery is disconnected to make sure you deplete power to the ECU. Should take like 5 minutes.
Buy the sensors online for about $60 each. You can drive your truck with the light on for a few days until the sensors come in...or just buy them locally but don't pay too much for them.
Disconnect your battery for a bit to get rid of the code. Turn the lights on when the battery is disconnected to make sure you deplete power to the ECU. Should take like 5 minutes.


