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Old Nov 20, 2012 | 7:36 AM
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I have an 2007 suburban LTZ 5.3 with 140,000 miles. Earlier this year I got a CEL for P0420 and P0430 catalyst b # 1 and 2. So I took the car to the dealer they quoted me for the cats to be replaced. I had them replaced and the codes kept popping up. Now after spending a lot of money at the dealer and various other shops these are the codes I have P0121 TPS, P0496 evap emission system flow, P0172 and 0175 system rich in bank 1 and 2, P0420 and 0430 for the cats. I'm familiar with these codes but where do I start? With the evap purge valve or the throttle body? The gas cap is new and the the throttle body is clean.
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Old Nov 20, 2012 | 9:44 AM
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Welcome to the forum...
The Evap and throttle position are probably real, though I would focus on the TPS as the evap will not cause any drive-ability issues the TPS will....

As for the cat codes, I would have started with the O2 sensors before assuming the cats were bad considering the cost...
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Old Nov 20, 2012 | 8:13 PM
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Thanks for the response and I've been trying to get this car through emission since August. . But I'm going to get working on the TPS in the morning. Then o2 sensors.
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