200 Sonata, V6, CEL- P1154, 105k miles
 

Greetings all;

My wife's best friend's 2000 Sonata just popped a CEL- P1154. I'm out
of town until Tuesday so she ran it by Autozone and had it cleared.

The parts guy stated that it's fuel related, could have occured
because she ran it below empty. My research indicates otherwise,
pointing to an O2 sensor.

Anyway, she's going to run the vehicle awhile and update me until I
get back to Arizona.

What's your thoughts???


TIA,


Steve

Re: 200 Sonata, V6, CEL- P1154, 105k miles
 

Relates to the cycling rate of the upstream bank 2 (front bank) oxygen
sensor. There's a recall relating to this, so call your local Hyundai
dealer (or Hyundai themselves) with VIN and ask them to check for recalls.
If campaign V02 is uncompleted, have it done. If it has already been
done, replace the sensor in question at your expense.

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Re: 200 Sonata, V6, CEL- P1154, 105k miles
 

Thanks HT!


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> Relates to the cycling rate of the upstream bank 2 (front bank) oxygen
> sensor. There's a recall relating to this, so call your local Hyundai
> dealer (or Hyundai themselves) with VIN and ask them to check for recalls.
> If campaign V02 is uncompleted, have it done. If it has already been
> done, replace the sensor in question at your expense.
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