I have a 2002 Santa Fe GLS, and I have a constant check engine light. When
I check it with a code reader, the code is 1167, which my repair manual says
is a Lambda Bank Control Limit (Bank 2). What is this exactly?
Thanks!
Tim
It means the bank two (front bank) oxygen sensor readings are so skewed it
cannot compensate enough. If your bank 2 readings are significantly
different from bank one, chances are very high that you need a new oxygen
sensor.
Tim - 11 Jul 2006 20:48 GMT
Thanks!
Would a bad fuel cap (not sealing) cause this fault code as well? Also,
would this be covered under the drive train warranty (if you know)?
> It means the bank two (front bank) oxygen sensor readings are so skewed it
> cannot compensate enough. If your bank 2 readings are significantly
> different from bank one, chances are very high that you need a new oxygen
> sensor.
hyundaitech - 12 Jul 2006 01:21 GMT
This code cannot be set by a faulty (or improperly installed) fuel cap.
Sorry, sensors are not covered by the powertrain warranty. 5/60 only.
Tim - 19 Jul 2006 02:43 GMT
Would these O2 sensors be before or after the catalytic converter, and I am
assuming that both sides would be bad? Is there a way to narrow it down to
the particular O2 sensor?
Thanks!
Tim
> It means the bank two (front bank) oxygen sensor readings are so skewed it
> cannot compensate enough. If your bank 2 readings are significantly
> different from bank one, chances are very high that you need a new oxygen
> sensor.