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justin Posted on Feb 08, 2014

2005 kia sportage code P0133 O2 sensor slow circuit response bank 1 sensor. Any suggestion on this problem. Checked everything r 1

  • Bob MacDonald
    Bob MacDonald Feb 09, 2014

    Hi justin , I want to help you with your problem, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box?

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SOURCE: check engine light code P0133 02 circuit slow

The problem may not necessarily mean it is a bad sensor. Check first the cabling to the O2 sensor before the catalytic converter.
The slow response may also be due to fuel delivery or air mixture. Inspect first the fuel filter if it needs replacing. You may also have the fuel pressure checked. Try also spraying some tuner spray into the intake to clean the MAF sensor and the intake. The bad fuel mixture may also be caused by dirt. Check also for loose vacuum hoses or leaks. Check for leaks in the intake from the air filter.
You may also need a tune up. Check when this one was done.
Try the suggestions above before replacing the actual sensor.

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