Hello.
I was hoping for some help regarding my 2015 fiesta ST.
It threw up the code P2187 (system too lean at idle)
so far I’ve checked for vacuum leaks by using a DIY smoke machine, I plumbed it into the intake but couldn’t find any leaks.
is there another hose I can blow smoke into to check for a leak?
I checked the exhaust for leaks as well. I don’t know how well my method works but I pressurised the exhaust and sprayed soapy water on it to see if I could spot any bubbles but nothing.
next I replaced the MAF sensor with a genuine part but still get the code come back
I have a Foxwell scanner and it showed my long term fuel trims were really high at around 45%
The oxygen sensor output voltage bank 1 sensor 2 is 0.5 volts. Is that what it should be? I’m unsure
I’m not sure what my next plan of attack should be. Any suggestions? I was thinking maybe something fuel related?
actually I can check the fuel rail pressure
I was thinking of checking the in tank fuel pump filter to see if that might be clogged but it’s a bit of a job because the only why to access it is to drop the tank
any help would be greatly appreciated
I was hoping for some help regarding my 2015 fiesta ST.
It threw up the code P2187 (system too lean at idle)
so far I’ve checked for vacuum leaks by using a DIY smoke machine, I plumbed it into the intake but couldn’t find any leaks.
is there another hose I can blow smoke into to check for a leak?
I checked the exhaust for leaks as well. I don’t know how well my method works but I pressurised the exhaust and sprayed soapy water on it to see if I could spot any bubbles but nothing.
next I replaced the MAF sensor with a genuine part but still get the code come back
I have a Foxwell scanner and it showed my long term fuel trims were really high at around 45%
The oxygen sensor output voltage bank 1 sensor 2 is 0.5 volts. Is that what it should be? I’m unsure
I’m not sure what my next plan of attack should be. Any suggestions? I was thinking maybe something fuel related?
actually I can check the fuel rail pressure
I was thinking of checking the in tank fuel pump filter to see if that might be clogged but it’s a bit of a job because the only why to access it is to drop the tank
any help would be greatly appreciated