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Car Forum / Mitsubishi Cars / March 2007

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Erasing error codes - ok to do?

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antosha - 13 Mar 2007 03:49 GMT
Hey, is it generally acceptable to clear an O2 sensor code to see if
it's triggered again? I don't have the specifics at the moment, but it
was something like "unable to read signal from O2 sensor."

The error came on about 3 months ago after I got the cheapest and
particularly nasty-smelling 87 gas. A few days later, I replaced my
battery, the error code was reset, but on the same tank of gas, the
error code came back on. I use 89 normally, and filled up with good
gas. I erased it with a scanner, and it hasn't been on since.

Does leaving the error code on make the central computer behave
differently? Should I generally not erase codes and wait for more to
be recorded?
John - 30 Mar 2007 01:21 GMT
> Hey, is it generally acceptable to clear an O2 sensor code to see if
> it's triggered again? I don't have the specifics at the moment, but it
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> differently? Should I generally not erase codes and wait for more to
> be recorded?

If it cleared up and did not come back - don't worry about it.
 
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