Check engine light codes 2011 5.0 p0135 p0053 and p0030

Davidx9x

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Hey guys a little help... anyone has encountered any of these codes? P0135, p0053 and p0030? They all point to the bank 1 sensor 1. What would be the best way to approach a d fix these codes?

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Sounds to me like the heater built into the sensor has failed. Check the wiring on that sensor. If it looks good, I would suspect the sensor itself.
 

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Sounds to me like the heater built into the sensor has failed. Check the wiring on that sensor. If it looks good, I would suspect the sensor itself.

Thanks, i’ll check on it... out of curiosity, would you happen to know which one is sensor 1 bank 1? Thanks


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Some times you can just pull the sensor, hit it with a small wire brush and some electric parts cleaner. doesn't always work but worth a try to save a few bucks.
 

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Use and OE Sensor also!

I’ll try to see if i can get one maybe someon e on the forums has it for sale

Some times you can just pull the sensor, hit it with a small wire brush and some electric parts cleaner. doesn't always work but worth a try to save a few bucks.

I’ll def. try this first, thanks for the recommendation!


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Not worth cleaning. Issue will only come back. If you go through the effort to remove just replace it. Like I suggested OE parts only for best results.
 

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Apparently some people have more money then others. Your O2 sensor is in your exhaust stream and can get dirty and fouled, yes you can just replace it but why not try to clean it and save a few bucks($50+). either way you choose just trying to give you options to your issue.
 

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Has nothing to do with people having more money than others. When the light is on and a sensor is defective, you replace it to fix properly.
 

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Has nothing to do with people having more money than others. When the light is on and a sensor is defective, you replace it to fix properly.
Yes when a sensor is defective you replace it, however as a mechanic for the last 20 years, their is a lot of times the sensor simply just needs to be cleaned and is not working properly due to build up. My statement on more money was not meant to be an ass remark, just not everyone is in the position to spend more money then needed.
 

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