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1998 Fault Code Help Please

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Old May 6th, 2012, 17:47   #1
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hi all, any ideas what's causing these codes, i assume both O2 sensors need replacing? DSA seems fine when driving, the light flickers occasionally under load.



Assuming i need an ABS sensor for the offside rear caliper?



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Just change the rear sensor first , i have found it can affect the front signal .
Check the 12v feed to the rear lambda probe heater first though .
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DSA would most probably be faulty ABS sensor

With regards to the O2 sensors, it could be that the sensors could be faulty. You can try cleaning them and see if anything changes. Also, try resetting the codes, drive the car around and rescan again to see if any of the codes come up again
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