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ok so the i have a 2000 rx300 with 50k on it and the other day the cel came on for about an hour then went off... next day came on again. so i was on my way to my shop then the code went off but he did a check and it is throwing a p1130 (code is still on w/o cel on). i did a search to see what it is and this is what i found out
P1130: Manufacturer controlled fuel and air metering." Inside, they got a print out on it and that said: "Lack of HO2S Switch - Adaptive Fuel At Limit."
but went this person ^^^ went to the dealer he said they had switched out the idle control sensor and its all good. i guess i'm just wondering what exactly is the code and what do i need to do to fix it... i'm just trying to figure out exactly what i need to change out to save some $$$ thanks
P1130 shows as A/F sensor circuit range/performance malfunction in my manual:
Basically:
1. Connections between O2 sensor and ECM are faulty
2. 1 of the 2 O2 sensors is faulty.
3. There may be a temporary out of range reading by one of the O2 sensors.
see i searched and here is another person with an rx with p1130 code
My Check Engine light came on today so I hooked up my PC and it read:
--P0125 Insufficient Coolant Temperature for Closed Loop Fuel Control
--P1133 Sensor Circuit Slow Response (Bank 1 Sensor 1)
--P1135 Sensor Heater Circuit (Bank 1 Sensor 1)
I cleared the Check Engine light and about a few minutes later the following came up:
--P1130 O2 Sensor Circuit (Bank 1 Sensor 1)
so i'm confused... so far the p1130 is like 2-3 different things... i'm sad
see i searched and here is another person with an rx with p1130 code
My Check Engine light came on today so I hooked up my PC and it read:
--P0125 Insufficient Coolant Temperature for Closed Loop Fuel Control
--P1133 Sensor Circuit Slow Response (Bank 1 Sensor 1)
--P1135 Sensor Heater Circuit (Bank 1 Sensor 1)
I cleared the Check Engine light and about a few minutes later the following came up:
--P1130 O2 Sensor Circuit (Bank 1 Sensor 1)
so i'm confused... so far the p1130 is like 2-3 different things... i'm sad
They actually show 3 sensors:
Bank 1 Sensor 1 (this appears to be behind the engine block on the rear exhaust manifold, though it really is a poor diagram in the manual)
Bank 2 Sensor 1 (the one you see on the front exhaust manifold)
Bank 1 Sensor 2(one that goes after the cat below the car and show that one must remove the seat in order to check the connection harness).
cool i really appreciate ur help... so the bank1 sensor 1 is the one thats in the back towards the firewall that is a pain in the *** to get to correct
can pick one up at oxygensensors.com for $170.98 .they will also ship it for free.LEXMEX also has pic of all the o2 sensors and their location posted in another thread.trust me, you wont beat that price for the OEM sensor.
cool i really appreciate ur help... so the bank1 sensor 1 is the one thats in the back towards the firewall that is a pain in the *** to get to correct
Yeah, it is a PITA. I had to take this picture while doing an alignment. Keep in mind without a precat back there in my case, much easier to pull out.
Well it says if you are getting an 1130 error, one should check bank 1 sensor 1 (the rear one in the above), but if it it says 1150 error, one should check bank 2 sensor 1 (on the front manfold).
I gotta figure it has to be just one sensor going awkward (if it indeed is the sensor as opposed to ECM or connections).
Hi, LexMex, my 99 RX300 has the same problem P1130 O2 Sensor Circuit (Bank 1 Sensor 1). If someone know where is located this sensor: before cat converter or after.
You have posted 3 photos of oxygen sensor. Which one is of sensor I need to change.
Thank you.
Bank 1 Sensor 1 is the PITA one behind the engine block. Bank 1 Sensor 2 is right after the main catalytic converter below the car, and the Bank 2 sensor 1 is in the engine bay and readily visible. Looks like you will have to either do some crawling or get it up on a rack.