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CODE P1133
Friday, January 05, 2007 3:22 PM
Ok so I put the obx header on my car along with a aem intake and a magnaflow exhaust. Now after I got on it one day the ses light came on. Now this was the only time it ever came on and it was after I had installed everything on the car. So today I got in the car and found a person to smoke and what do you know itcame back on. Is there anything I can do to fix this. Now both o2 sensors have been replaced and the cat was removed and I am pretty sure the header is not leaking. Also in first gear the car seems to hesitate untill it gets warm. Please let me know if there is anything wlse I should try. By the way teh car is a 97 sunfire gt.

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Re: CODE P1133
Friday, January 05, 2007 5:11 PM
well that code pertains to a heated o2 sensor ineficcentcy...so you o2 sensors are whacked!!!! so to speak


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Re: CODE P1133
Friday, January 05, 2007 6:00 PM
It cant have anything to do with the o2 sensor. And as far as racing not sure where you were going with that

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Re: CODE P1133
Friday, January 05, 2007 6:05 PM
Re: CODE P1133
Friday, January 05, 2007 6:11 PM
You said you have not cat correct? That is why your light is on. You need to do a search for Manual O2 sim.



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Re: CODE P1133
Friday, January 05, 2007 6:35 PM
slvr05cav wrote:check this out\
http://service.gm.com/servlets/BlobShtml?ShtmlFile=46654&psdid=27&evc=sm


Link don't work.... but...

DTC P1133 O2S Insufficient Switching Sensor 1

http://www.projectwyldfyre.com/pdf/99ld9/engine/ld9_dtc_p1133.pdf

Not keeping that file for long... just till the end of the month.











Re: CODE P1133
Friday, January 05, 2007 6:37 PM
so where do I get an o2 simulator

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Re: CODE P1133
Friday, January 05, 2007 6:42 PM
Re: CODE P1133
Friday, January 05, 2007 6:57 PM
or, you could make your car legal again by putting a cat back on it.



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Re: CODE P1133
Friday, January 05, 2007 7:03 PM
Anyways, I read the whole post and it shows 2 different types of anti-foulers. One is an 18mm and the other does not say. So do I have to buy both packages. I see that it says to install one right into the o2 bung is this the 18mm or the other one and then attach the other to the end but is that the 18mm or the other one and so all I need to do to the one on the end is drill it out to fit the end of the o2 sensor. Sounds like a good concept. Just need to make sure I buy the right parts

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Re: CODE P1133
Friday, January 05, 2007 7:26 PM
the problem is not the cat.

That hasn't shown up yet but will in the future.

The problem is the location of his #1 sensor.

Its too far away from the ports to get hot enough now, or its in only one cylinder's pipe and same problem.

Not enough heat = stuck at around .5v all the time., and this sensor does not have a built-in self heater to fix it.


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Re: CODE P1133
Saturday, January 06, 2007 4:35 AM
get a gm FACTORY one that will most likley fix your problem...i think anyone disagree,not too sure of myself as of this moment?


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Re: CODE P1133
Saturday, January 06, 2007 5:22 AM
Ok I did not go and look up what this code was til now because of all the info going around. I got that it is this "Upstream heated O2 sensor circuit high voltage (bank 1 Sensor 1)" This is the first sensor that is in the manifold. Question what header do you have? Also did you have to extend the wires?



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Re: CODE P1133
Saturday, January 06, 2007 10:00 AM
Its the same problem my Pacesetter header has. Not sure of the code # but its slow response O2 sensor 1 bank 1 correct? It only comes up when the car is cold, has come on and off for the almost year its been on. I am inclined to believe protomec. Its what we get for buying a cheap header. Get used to it, i found lots of peps with this problem when mine came up.

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Re: CODE P1133
Saturday, January 06, 2007 10:15 AM

Quote:

Its the same problem my Pacesetter header has. Not sure of the code # but its slow response O2 sensor 1 bank 1 correct? It only comes up when the car is cold, has come on and off for the almost year its been on. I am inclined to believe protomec. Its what we get for buying a cheap header. Get used to it, i found lots of peps with this problem when mine came up.


x2, except for the cheap header part









Re: CODE P1133
Saturday, January 06, 2007 10:30 AM
Well, I am going to do that mod anyways. Also I did not do anything to the wires to exted them at all. I am almost positive that it is the sensor in the back because it has a code hso2 something like that. So I read a couple forums it is becuase you get rid of the cat. I have an obx header. So I will do the mod and it only cost like 5 bucks anywyas. So I will let you know if it fixes it, but it should if you read the other post.

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Re: CODE P1133
Tuesday, January 09, 2007 11:46 AM
Ok so I built the mech 02 simulator and it did not work. So If I build one for the first sensor that still wont do me any good if you are telling me that it is not getting enough heat. So what if I change the position of the sensors. Like to move the sensor from the back to the front and vise versa. Or put a heated sesor in the manifold, but this would require a couple more wires to hook up but should not be that hard. There has to be a solution. Please help me fiqure this out as I am pretty much a newbie, and you all are pros.

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Re: CODE P1133
Tuesday, January 09, 2007 12:28 PM
OK one more thing. The car studders alot when you are jsut taking off. I have almost stalled like 3 times because of this. Today it did it twice. Please help

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Re: CODE P1133
Tuesday, January 09, 2007 1:01 PM
FAST2.4 P wrote:Well, I am going to do that mod anyways. Also I did not do anything to the wires to exted them at all. I am almost positive that it is the sensor in the back because it has a code hso2 something like that. So I read a couple forums it is becuase you get rid of the cat. I have an obx header. So I will do the mod and it only cost like 5 bucks anywyas. So I will let you know if it fixes it, but it should if you read the other post.


Regardless of what you think, it is not the second sensor. It is the first sensor. That code is for the primary sensor..
Also doing that sim on the first sensor will make it worse.



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Re: CODE P1133
Tuesday, January 09, 2007 5:38 PM
Thats probably true seeing that it wants more heat and making the sim on it would make it get less heat. So I guess that i need to find a way to get more heat to that sensor. Any suggestions? How hard would it be to make it a heated sensor? The sensor in the second postion is heated so if I just spliced into that to heat the first sensor to make it heated and then take the signal wire and leave that one alone would that not work. I think I might try that.

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Re: CODE P1133
Tuesday, January 09, 2007 6:09 PM
Bottom line -> you need a new sensor. I just checked service information and p1133 is for inactive switching, it has nothing to do with heat. You can add as much heat to the sensor as you want and you won't fix the problem. You must have bumped the sensor or its just old. Either way, try another sensor. That also explains your stumbling problem.




Re: CODE P1133
Tuesday, January 09, 2007 6:58 PM
You need the first sensor, and you need to replace it. The second sensor can be killed, it only makes sure the cat is working. The first 02 sensor makes fuel adjustments and you NEED that one. If you have a problem with your second sensor fix it or sim it, if you have a problem with the first sensor you need to replace it. end of story.
Re: CODE P1133
Tuesday, January 09, 2007 7:15 PM
Quote:

You need the first sensor, and you need to replace it.


x2... read the service info file I posted... it references the O2 sensor at the header (Sensor 1)









Re: CODE P1133
Tuesday, January 09, 2007 7:34 PM
Ok it is the first sensor. He has already replace the O2 sensors per his first post. The problem is the heat. The O2 sensor requires heat to operate correctly. If the sensor is not at proper temp when the car switches to closed loop then it acts up. If you search on here you can find a post about putting in a heat O2 sensor off a grand prix. There is a kit that can be used on 95-99 J's that is pretty much plug and play (except for a ground).



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Re: CODE P1133
Tuesday, January 09, 2007 8:03 PM
OK, I dont know what to do. One of you are saying its the temp one is saying its the actual sensor. OK so first should I take the mech 02 sim off the #2 sensor or should I just leave it there. Will it cause me any problems. Second I will try and replacing that sensor with a new one, I think its lifetime so that wont be a hard fix and its possiable that I hit it during instalation but who knows. If that does not work does any body have the link to the mod to make the # 1 sensor heated. Thats all I can think of doing. Thanks guyes for your help

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