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    flashing ses light but no codes??

    Okay I am getting the occasional flashing ses light but have no codes to refer to.( p300,302,303 etc.) I have checked all the threads and found no solution. Changed plugs, wires, o2s cleaned MAF, NO luck. Please help!

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    A flashing SES or MIL light indicates you have a catalyst damaging malfunction in your engine. It could be a misfire or a rich running condition. If you have cats your best bet would be to shut the car off and get it to a shop ASAP. what mods do you have done or what did you do right before this problem started occurring?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BlueMagic08 View Post
    A flashing SES or MIL light indicates you have a catalyst damaging malfunction in your engine. It could be a misfire or a rich running condition. If you have cats your best bet would be to shut the car off and get it to a shop ASAP. what mods do you have done or what did you do right before this problem started occurring?
    I understand what the light means after searching days of threads, but can't get a code to find out what might be the culprit. It's a daily driver for the most part and NOTHING was done prior to the flashing SES. I had noticed it got richer and richer over the past few months to the point of about 14 mpg when I could squeeze 20 -22 from her. Changed plugs, O2s , checked all wires and extensions, switched to the Corvette rears O2s, cleaned MAF, checked plug wires ( OHMs). Everything I could think of and was recommended by the members here and LS1TECH. Even replaced header gaskets with same results? Any other help is appreciated.
    No I don't have cats and am running an factory 346,tr230 rev. split, Hooker 1 7/8LT and catback with dump, UD pulley,MSDs, TR55@.055, 918 springs.

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    Did you get the Cats error code deleted?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarge91 View Post
    Did you get the Cats error code deleted?
    From what I understand Yes. But after looking at a freeze frame I do show stft and ltft form 3&4 which I thought were post cat O2s?

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    So it's adding fuel.... that's interesting.... I was gonna say check the injectors for a leaky one until you said that..... but now I'm kinda at a loss.... That's real odd....

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    a flashing SES light means there is a misfire. plug, wire, coil.
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    It just occured to me... did you check the history and maturing codes or just the current codes?? Also if you have a scanner you may want to let the car run for a few while checking the data and see if you see anything irregular

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    Quote Originally Posted by VENOMOUS View Post
    From what I understand Yes. But after looking at a freeze frame I do show stft and ltft form 3&4 which I thought were post cat O2s?

    There is no 3&4. There is B1S1, B1S2, B2S1, and B2S2. The rear O2s (both S2's) have no effect on fueling.



    Quote Originally Posted by mrr23 View Post
    a flashing SES light means there is a misfire. plug, wire, coil.
    Agreed.


    If it smells rich and you are losing MPG, the misfire is real. The fresh (unburned) air from the misfiring cylinder appears as a lean condition to your narrowband O2's which causes the car to [incorrectly] compensate by pouring in a ton of extra fuel in an attempt to 'make up' for a lean spot that isn't a lean spot at all...

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    i think he meant the 3 & 4 being the % for the stft and ltft. so, it's adding fuel. being +/-4 is really good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mrr23 View Post
    i think he meant the 3 & 4 being the % for the stft and ltft. so, it's adding fuel. being +/-4 is really good.
    On the scanner I looked at the fuel trims and it showed stft and ltft for 1-4 and stft 3,ltft 3, stft4 and ltft 4 were in the + 50's and 60's?

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    +50-60 is maxed out; thats a hard and steady misfire.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frost View Post
    +50-60 is maxed out; thats a hard and steady misfire.
    Injectors or wires left. I've changed everything else. MSD wires are about 30K old but looked over them and saw no flaws. Ohmed 4 and got 22-23 ohms? I'm starting to think injector. I swapped complete coil pack bracket off of known good car and no change? ANy ideas?

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    pull the plugs, one or more WILL BE WET. Those MSD wires have no positive locking *snap* so sometimes it's hard to tell if they are fully seated.

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