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Old 11-26-14, 10:53 PM
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Can someone help how to fix the following code check engine# 26, 71 transmission# 63, 67
Old 11-27-14, 07:26 AM
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Originally Posted by crazyg323
Can someone help how to fix the following code check engine# 26, 71 transmission# 63, 67
The 26 is air-fuel rich mixture and 71 is EGR malfunction. So, I would do some searching into these two subjects.
What year, model and miles?

Here is a list of OBDI codes -> http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/intro/codereading.html
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yes do some searching on the models like yours (what ever it is) there is plenty of help in the stickeys..
nobody can help you with a one sentence question...
check it out and tell us what you have done and what results you got and we can go from there..
good luck... and, welcome to the club
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EGR could cause lean, ECU would compensate by making it fat, <--- old school term.
Was all this a sudden onset? If so could be the ECU caps issue.
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Thanks for the advise guys... I just barely purchased a 1991 Lexus ls400 a lil over 300,000miles but it runs really strong all original nothing modified everything on the car works minus the obd1 code problems.... Next weekend replacing clutch speed sensor and solenoid#2 on the transmission.... What transmission oil are u guys using or what good aftermarket oil is good out there?
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Amazon.com: Genuine Toyota Lexus ATF Type T-IV Automatic Transmission Fluid OEM 4 quart Type-4 ATF: Automotive Amazon.com: Genuine Toyota Lexus ATF Type T-IV Automatic Transmission Fluid OEM 4 quart Type-4 ATF: Automotive

This is for the photo. Price ? sometimes on sale at toyo dealer shop around.
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WARNING: USE ONLY atf type IV AND use the same fluid in your power steering..
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I thought the Power Steering specified Dexron.
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Originally Posted by Gene01
I thought the Power Steering specified Dexron.
It does, and that is what to use.
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