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99 tahoe with service engine light on..
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99 tahoe with service engine light on..
hey guys, new to this forum and to chevys. i just bought a 99 tahoe, today as i was driving the service engine soon light came on. went to advanced auto parts and they ran the scanner on it and it came up as bank 2 sensor 2. so its the one after the cat on the pass side. so i got the sensor and replaced it. but when i started the truck up, the light is still on. so i disconnected the negative on the battery and its still on. any thoughts? does it have to be shut off by the scanner? any help would be appeciated. looking forward to this new truck
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it has to be cleared with a scanner or i believe if it goes thru a certain amount of succesfull warm up cycles with out a problem the computer will clear the code itself
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What exactly was the code? Disconnecting the battery on the 1999 Tahoe should have turned off the MIL. It's possible that the replacement sensor is defective (I've seen one that was clearly dropped, even) or the original sensor wasn't the culprit.
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That code says the sensor took too long to go active and thus the heater circuit malfunction is suspected. Take the connector off the sensor and then verify ground on the BLK wire and battery voltage on the PNK wire with key on. As for service reminders, I don't think they even had the oil life monitor function for the 1999.
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