P0430 code; how to approach
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P0430 code; how to approach
I guess everyone is saying go for the oxygen sensors first. Is that correct? It's only the rear two as well, right? Do I reset the codes and drive it again until it pops up again. Also if my MAF sensor was bad for a while and I recently had it replaced does that mean anything? Thanks for the help.
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Try disconnecting your battery first.
I've had the same code so I disconnected my battery and the code was cleared but came back after a day. Then I started installing some parts and left the battery disconnected for a few weeks. When I reconnected the battery the second time, the code cleared and has been good for a month.
I've had the same code so I disconnected my battery and the code was cleared but came back after a day. Then I started installing some parts and left the battery disconnected for a few weeks. When I reconnected the battery the second time, the code cleared and has been good for a month.
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