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Old 11-20-2010, 08:57 PM
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Re: Re-learn procedure

So it has been about a month since I replaced the faulty O2 sensor and my long term fuel trim numbers are still high for that bank. I got a highway cruise value of about +14%. The other bank is petty close to zero. I ran a can of seafoam through the fuel system just in case it was a clogged injector but that didn't help. I am thinking of going to something more powerful like Redline SI-1 or the concentrated Chevron Techron. Any other ideas why the fuel trim would still be high? Maybe I should disconnect the battery for a half hour and just reset the whole ECU?
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