o2 sensor needs replacing? P1103 (VAG 17511)
#1
08-08-2009, 01:48 PM
o2 sensor needs replacing? P1103 (VAG 17511)
hey guys/gals
Recent VAG COM of my car revealed a problem with the o2 sensor. Which was exactly what I was thinking it was! Bad fuel consumption, lack of power... etc.
HOWEVER - I'm not sure if the o2 sensor needs replacing, or if there's something else funky going on with it. The o2 sensor heater - that's PART of the o2 sensor, correct?
The particular code I'm throwing in VAG is
http://wiki.ross-tech.com/index.php/...ible_Solutions
If I replace my o2 sensor, the one closest to the engine (the easy one to get to?
) will this fix my problem? I have a 2002 A4. (B6)
thanks for any help,
Andrew
Recent VAG COM of my car revealed a problem with the o2 sensor. Which was exactly what I was thinking it was! Bad fuel consumption, lack of power... etc.
HOWEVER - I'm not sure if the o2 sensor needs replacing, or if there's something else funky going on with it. The o2 sensor heater - that's PART of the o2 sensor, correct?
The particular code I'm throwing in VAG is
17511/P1103/004355 - Oxygen (Lambda) Sensor Heating; B1 S1: Performance too Low
Possible Solutions
Check Oxygen Sensor Heating for Oxygen Sensor before Catalytic Converter
Possible Solutions
Check Oxygen Sensor Heating for Oxygen Sensor before Catalytic Converter
If I replace my o2 sensor, the one closest to the engine (the easy one to get to?
) will this fix my problem? I have a 2002 A4. (B6)thanks for any help,
Andrew
#2
08-08-2009, 10:20 PM
If I replace the pre-cat o2 sensor in my 2002 A4 (b6) would it be the following part?
Bosch 17090 OE Type fitment before cat
This would be a wideband sensor, correct?
thanks
Bosch 17090 OE Type fitment before cat
This would be a wideband sensor, correct?
thanks
#3
09-20-2009, 01:29 AM
Wow, no answers. Oh well... I will post MY resolution, to help with anyone else out there who may come across this problem.
It was indeed the O2 sensor. Replaced with a nice new Bosch, code went away and hasnt come back, and the car has a noticible amount of power back. It also isn't shaky anymore on accel. Yay!
It was indeed the O2 sensor. Replaced with a nice new Bosch, code went away and hasnt come back, and the car has a noticible amount of power back. It also isn't shaky anymore on accel. Yay!
#4
08-23-2014, 05:14 PM
thanks for answering your own question.
Wow, no answers. Oh well... I will post MY resolution, to help with anyone else out there who may come across this problem.
It was indeed the O2 sensor. Replaced with a nice new Bosch, code went away and hasnt come back, and the car has a noticible amount of power back. It also isn't shaky anymore on accel. Yay!
It was indeed the O2 sensor. Replaced with a nice new Bosch, code went away and hasnt come back, and the car has a noticible amount of power back. It also isn't shaky anymore on accel. Yay!
#5
12-22-2015, 08:14 AM
Wow, no answers. Oh well... I will post MY resolution, to help with anyone else out there who may come across this problem.
It was indeed the O2 sensor. Replaced with a nice new Bosch, code went away and hasnt come back, and the car has a noticible amount of power back. It also isn't shaky anymore on accel. Yay!
It was indeed the O2 sensor. Replaced with a nice new Bosch, code went away and hasnt come back, and the car has a noticible amount of power back. It also isn't shaky anymore on accel. Yay!
hey guys/gals
Recent VAG COM of my car revealed a problem with the o2 sensor. Plus you can learn more here about the Venus Factor if it's something that interests you. Which was exactly what I was thinking it was! Bad fuel consumption, lack of power... etc.
HOWEVER - I'm not sure if the o2 sensor needs replacing, or if there's something else funky going on with it. The o2 sensor heater - that's PART of the o2 sensor, correct?
The particular code I'm throwing in VAG is.
If I replace my o2 sensor, the one closest to the engine (the easy one to get to?) will this fix my problem? I have a 2002 A4. (B6)
thanks for any help,
Andrew
Recent VAG COM of my car revealed a problem with the o2 sensor. Plus you can learn more here about the Venus Factor if it's something that interests you. Which was exactly what I was thinking it was! Bad fuel consumption, lack of power... etc.
HOWEVER - I'm not sure if the o2 sensor needs replacing, or if there's something else funky going on with it. The o2 sensor heater - that's PART of the o2 sensor, correct?
The particular code I'm throwing in VAG is.
If I replace my o2 sensor, the one closest to the engine (the easy one to get to?
) will this fix my problem? I have a 2002 A4. (B6)thanks for any help,
Andrew
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