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code 89
« on: 29 November 2009, 19:29:18 »

just had a code 89 ............. 02 sensor 2 open circuit  >:( >:(

question time ............. which one is sensor 2 ??

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Re: code 89
« Reply #1 on: 29 November 2009, 20:17:19 »

Easy, the same side as no2 cylinder e.g. passenger side
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Re: code 89
« Reply #2 on: 29 November 2009, 20:26:06 »


oh wonderful   :( :(

i have a rattleing cat on that side aswell  :( :(
do the o2 sensors ever brake off inside the pipe ( 02 open circuit ) ??
wondering if the rattle is bits of the sensor moving about in the down pipe / cat area ?

i have also got a running problem with it  :(
could the two be conected ?
on start up, the revs shoot up too around 2000  rpm and it will not pull below 3000 rpm and doing around 15 mpg but no further codes  :( :(
i as thinking along the lines of coil pack knac*erd since the plugs are new and i've changed the leads for a known good set  :y
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Re: code 89
« Reply #3 on: 30 November 2009, 08:51:58 »

I assume when you changed the leads that you put them on the DIS pack correctly.....particularly the 2-4-6 bank where the order is not obvious?

DIS pack connections are (from memory)

5 3 1
o-o-o
o-o-o
2 6 4
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Re: code 89
« Reply #4 on: 30 November 2009, 10:10:47 »

Yes, leads in the same order
car run like a dream for the first 50 miles then started to throw up codes........ All low voltage.
I thought it was from all the cranking and flattening of the battery so I cleared the codes.
Car still run cr@p so I went for the ht side. ......... Till it threw up a 89 code last night.

Drove it to a job this morning ( I'm sat in a loft  now lol ) and  it's running worse then ever !!!
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