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tim s
02-16-2004, 06:15 PM
hi,
my 1995 540i check light came on yesterday for about 2 minutes then went out. ever since then the car is running rough. i did the pedal stomp & got a 1213 error code. my mechanic told me this is #2 o2 sersor error. should i replace both or only the one? my mechanic suggested both. should i be looking for anything else that might cause this same code?
thanks
tim s.
1995 540i/a
1987 325e
G Feller
02-16-2004, 06:17 PM
Sorry no answers!
hi,
my 1995 540i check light came on yesterday for about 2 minutes then went out. ever since then the car is running rough. i did the pedal stomp & got a 1213 error code. my mechanic told me this is #2 o2 sersor error. should i replace both or only the one? my mechanic suggested both. should i be looking for anything else that might cause this same code?
tim s
02-16-2004, 06:20 PM
hi,
my 1995 540i check light came on yesterday for about 2 minutes then went out. ever since then the car is running rough. i did the pedal stomp & got a 1213 error code. my mechanic told me this is #2 o2 sersor error. should i replace both or only the one? my mechanic suggested both. should i be looking for anything else that might cause this same code?
thanks
tim s.
1995 540i/a
1987 325e
ScottM.
02-16-2004, 06:21 PM
I to had the same code at about 50K miles. I bougt both sensors from BMA and installed them myself. Very simple. Just layed on my side and used a box wrench.
Scott 1995 540ia
51.5K 21K on alusil
tim s
02-16-2004, 06:23 PM
I to had the same code at about 50K miles. I bougt both sensors from BMA and installed them myself. Very simple. Just layed on my side and used a box wrench.
Scott 1995 540ia
51.5K 21K on alusil
Chris M
02-16-2004, 07:45 PM
You don't have to drop the exhaust. You will have to jack up the car if you havent been watching your trips to Wendys like I havent been lately. (lol) I used a box wrench as well and took them both out without a problem. Probably the easiest o2 sensors I have ever changed in my life.
tim s
02-16-2004, 09:12 PM
You don't have to drop the exhaust. You will have to jack up the car if you havent been watching your trips to Wendys like I havent been lately. (lol) I used a box wrench as well and took them both out without a problem. Probably the easiest o2 sensors I have ever changed in my life.
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