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Old 06-05-2007, 02:20 PM
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This morning my car threw a p0171 code, it said the system is too lean. I searched and someone said it could be their test pipes. I'm all stock, except an intake I put on 4000 miles ago. anyone have any insight on this? Any help is appreciated. Thanks
Old 06-05-2007, 02:35 PM
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a. Air leak in the intake after the MAF sensor.
b. Faulty MAF sensor
c. Faulty oxygen sensor.
Old 06-05-2007, 02:41 PM
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thanks alot. so should I stop driving it or just drive it to the dealer?
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On my 4-Runner, the P0171 code was a "bank one lean condition". I drove around until I found out what it was (thanks to forums like this). It was a dirty MAF.

Is your intake the kind you oil? If it had too much oil, that could have gotten on your MAF.

Good luck.
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just make sure the oil is completely dry before re-installing the air filter.....
new MAF sensor is so expensive.
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thanks alot. so should I stop driving it or just drive it to the dealer?
There are DIY instructions for cleaning the MAF sensor. I must stress that the damn thing is very delicate.
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I checked out the maf and it was clean. so im guessing its an o2 sensor
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