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bskarger
Dodge Dakota
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9/17/2003
16:33:02
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 Subject: Recurring DTC #0138, why??
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The check-engine light keeps going on and off on my '00 CC V6. It'll be on for a few days, then off for a few days...when it's on, it gives me the code P0138. That's the downstream O2 sensor voltage too high, or something...
So, it's not necessarily the sensor, right? I mean, it could be a clogged cat, a short in the wiring, etc...
Basically, if it's intermittent, would it be the sensor that is bad?
BTW- gas mileage is down, performance seems OK...maybe a little lacking, and I'm getting some pinging on acceleration.
Any ideas?
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HiHoSilver
Dodge Dakota
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9/18/2003
03:00:17
| RE: Recurring DTC #0138, why??
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Sounds like your cat is becoming constipated....Fellow here at work just went through the same thing and $1100.00, which included other work, not just the cat
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bskarger
Dodge Dakota
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9/18/2003
09:22:15
| RE: Recurring DTC #0138, why??
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great, just what i needed to hear, after putting $830 into my wife's car yesterday.
So, what does a new/used cat cost? Are aftermarkets cheaper than OEM?
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jdllizard
Dodge Dakota
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9/19/2003
00:58:36
| RE: Recurring DTC #0138, why??
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I don't think an exhaust place will put on a used one. I don't think a new one is to far out of line, price wise. Magnaflows high performace cats are around $100, shouldn't be to much to have it welded in.
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meow
Dodge Dakota
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9/20/2003
09:07:41
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would that be covered under emissions warranty.?
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itmightbe
Dodge Dakota
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9/20/2003
10:52:11
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ya, info in owners manual
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