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Howardwei 11-04-2013 11:39 PM

CODE P0134 and P0030
 
Hi guys,

After getting the stage 1 perrin tuned for a couple month my car at 3k miles got the first check engine light on P0134 and P0030 I was wondering if its still safe to drive the car around? I searched for it a little bit and was related to O2 sensor potentially cause by exhaust leak. I know it is more likely to be exhaust leak because I took my car to a place where the road was unexpectedly shitty but that was 2 month ago before the light came on.

Thanks for helping!!

greenguy101 11-06-2013 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Howardwei (Post 1312970)
Hi guys,

After getting the stage 1 perrin tuned for a couple month my car at 3k miles got the first check engine light on P0134 and P0030 I was wondering if its still safe to drive the car around? I searched for it a little bit and was related to O2 sensor potentially cause by exhaust leak. I know it is more likely to be exhaust leak because I took my car to a place where the road was unexpectedly shitty but that was 2 month ago before the light came on.

Thanks for helping!!

Are you running an aftermarket header? I had the P0134 come up and it was a slight exhaust leak in my header. I would only get the code when the car would run for longer the a couple hours. I would sometimes go months without the code popping up since I do a lot of local driving.

Howardwei 11-06-2013 04:54 PM

Hi, no I only have a catback exhaust. I don't think my exhaust had a leak. How would you be able to tell? The dealers basically didn't do anything because of my aftermarket I have P0030 as well. I scraped my end of the down pipe pretty hard couple month ago. But it seems fine? It's the part where the muffler connect to the v clamp


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