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Error P0125 and 1135 on obd2 reader - 1999 Toyota Camry

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125 insufficient coolant temp for closed loop 1135 sensor heater circuit response bank 1 sensor 1--both can be caused by same problem code can go off for insufficient warm up -low coolant level-thermostat leaking/stuck open or faulty sensor reset code and see if problem returns code sometimes known to go off if vehicle didnt warm up before being turned off short distance drive

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