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aa010175 12-24-2022 12:16 AM

PO172 code after Cylinder Head replacement
 
I had a cracked cylinder head fixed and replaced the water pump, timing belt, fuel injectors (rebuilt). Also a few months ago I replaced the spark plugs and wires. I now have a PO172 code with System too rich bank 1. I cleaned the MAF and no help on the code. I understand one of the rebuilt injectors could be leaking fuel. How do you test for the bad one? Thanks Dave

gamefreakgc 12-24-2022 01:05 AM

The best way to test is using a multimeter to measure resistance at each injector. We have high impedance injectors so if one is significantly lower than the rest that's your leaky injector.

19963.4lsr5 12-24-2022 07:51 PM

Drive it a while and look at each spark plug. The one with the darkest signature is the cylinder running rich.


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aa010175 12-25-2022 01:46 AM

Is bank 1 on the driver’s side? Thanks Dave

19963.4lsr5 12-25-2022 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by aa010175 (Post 3776304)
Is bank 1 on the driver’s side? Thanks Dave


All 6 cylinders are Bank 1


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Texmax 12-25-2022 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by aa010175 (Post 3776193)
I had a cracked cylinder head fixed and replaced the water pump, timing belt, fuel injectors (rebuilt). Also a few months ago I replaced the spark plugs and wires. I now have a PO172 code with System too rich bank 1. I cleaned the MAF and no help on the code. I understand one of the rebuilt injectors could be leaking fuel. How do you test for the bad one? Thanks Dave

Had a po 171, I found the throttle body gasket in upside down, did you pull that off?

Why did you replace the Injectors?

aa010175 12-25-2022 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by 19963.4lsr5 (Post 3776318)
All 6 cylinders are Bank 1


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OMG you have to be kidding with me…. 😡

aa010175 12-25-2022 10:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Texmax (Post 3776361)
Had a po 171, I found the throttle body gasket in upside down, did you pull that off?

Why did you replace the Injectors?

I did not remove the throttle body. I replaced the injectors because the had 250,000 miles on them and I had the engine stripped down. Dave

Zhehan 12-26-2022 12:29 AM

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Originally Posted by aa010175 (Post 3776366)
OMG you have to be kidding with me…. 😡

The Bank 1 refers to the O2 Sensor. That's what's reporting the too lean problem. Single side exhaust system, so only 1 "Bank". Hope this helps clear up the confusion.

19963.4lsr5 12-26-2022 07:31 AM

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Originally Posted by aa010175 (Post 3776366)
OMG you have to be kidding with me…. [emoji35]


It would be nice if Toyota had split the fuel management into two banks. But they did not.


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Bad Luck 12-28-2022 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by aa010175 (Post 3776193)
I had a cracked cylinder head fixed and replaced the water pump, timing belt, fuel injectors (rebuilt). Also a few months ago I replaced the spark plugs and wires. I now have a PO172 code with System too rich bank 1. I cleaned the MAF and no help on the code. I understand one of the rebuilt injectors could be leaking fuel. How do you test for the bad one? Thanks Dave

Where did you get the injectors from? If you still have your old injectors I would put those back in and see what your fuel trims are.


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