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Old Nov 3, 2023 | 03:09 PM
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Hello. I have an 06 expedition that's giving codes p0141, p0161 and p1100.
I replaced both rear sensors and checked the harness as best I could. I cannot really read fuel trim data to see what they are doing (dont know what im looking at).
could someone give me some insight on what to check next?
Can a maf sensor tell pcm to throw codes for o2?
Here is some scanner data


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The MAF code will not cause the O2 heater codes.

However, both the MAF and the two downstream O2 sensor heaters, along with a bunch of other stuff, all get power from fuse F32 under the dash. If the fuse was the problem, I'd expect a lot more fault codes. That said, it wouldn't hurt at all to pull that fuse and check its legs for corrosion and the female contacts for looseness.




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I would concur with the suggestion to check fuse 32
However I also want to point out that the rear 02 sensors have nothing whatsoever to do with fuel trims. The front ones handle performance/fuel trim duties.

The rear sensors are only used for monitoring how well the catalytic converters are cleaning the exhaust.
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However I also want to point out that the rear 02 sensors have nothing whatsoever to do with fuel trims. The front ones handle performance/fuel trim duties.
He doesn't have any codes indicating any issue with fuel trims.

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Originally Posted by ProjectSHO89
He doesn't have any codes indicating any issue with fuel trims.
I know that, but the op was asking about fuel trims so I was just pointing out that the rear o2s don't have anything to do with that.
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Originally Posted by needsmoarturbo
I would concur with the suggestion to check fuse 32
However I also want to point out that the rear 02 sensors have nothing whatsoever to do with fuel trims. The front ones handle performance/fuel trim duties.

The rear sensors are only used for monitoring how well the catalytic converters are cleaning the exhaust.
Thank you. I will check as soon as the sun comes up
Fuse is good

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Originally Posted by ProjectSHO89
He doesn't have any codes indicating any issue with fuel trims.
yes I have no apparent fuel issues. I was just hoping the trims might tell me what's going on. I'm stumped on this one. I'm afraid I may have to accept defeat and take it to a shop
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The shots of your scan tool do not show anything of concern except the tool seems to think your vehicle has a third bank. Probably a mis-translation from the original Chinese.

Do check that fuse and its mounting.

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