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P2270 - 02 Bank 1 Sensor 2 signal stuck lean

Switch Sensor indicates lean, this is on the passenger side after the Cat, you will need another sensor. It could be a bad sensor, bad wire connection, I would have replaced all, I know it would have been 200 dollars but now it only 150 to do the remaining three and still cheaper then going to the dealer plus you get four new sensors.

Hope this helps.

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P2270 - 02 Bank 1 Sensor 2 signal stuck lean

Switch Sensor indicates lean, this is on the passenger side after the Cat, you will need another sensor. It could be a bad sensor, bad wire connection, I would have replaced all, I know it would have been 200 dollars but now it only 150 to do the remaining three and still cheaper then going to the dealer plus you get four new sensors.

Hope this helps.
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