Fault code
 

I have a 2002 Santa Fe GLS, and I have a constant check engine light. When
I check it with a code reader, the code is 1167, which my repair manual says
is a Lambda Bank Control Limit (Bank 2). What is this exactly?

Thanks!

Tim

Re: Fault code
 

It means the bank two (front bank) oxygen sensor readings are so skewed it
cannot compensate enough. If your bank 2 readings are significantly
different from bank one, chances are very high that you need a new oxygen
sensor.

Re: Fault code
 

It means the bank two (front bank) oxygen sensor readings are so skewed it
cannot compensate enough. If your bank 2 readings are significantly
different from bank one, chances are very high that you need a new oxygen
sensor.

Re: Fault code
 

It means the bank two (front bank) oxygen sensor readings are so skewed it
cannot compensate enough. If your bank 2 readings are significantly
different from bank one, chances are very high that you need a new oxygen
sensor.

Re: Fault code
 

Thanks!

Would a bad fuel cap (not sealing) cause this fault code as well? Also,
would this be covered under the drive train warranty (if you know)?


"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:94cec1c59157abc7e5c39381233945b8@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> It means the bank two (front bank) oxygen sensor readings are so skewed it
> cannot compensate enough. If your bank 2 readings are significantly
> different from bank one, chances are very high that you need a new oxygen
> sensor.
>

Re: Fault code
 

Thanks!

Would a bad fuel cap (not sealing) cause this fault code as well? Also,
would this be covered under the drive train warranty (if you know)?


"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:94cec1c59157abc7e5c39381233945b8@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> It means the bank two (front bank) oxygen sensor readings are so skewed it
> cannot compensate enough. If your bank 2 readings are significantly
> different from bank one, chances are very high that you need a new oxygen
> sensor.
>

Re: Fault code
 

Thanks!

Would a bad fuel cap (not sealing) cause this fault code as well? Also,
would this be covered under the drive train warranty (if you know)?


"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:94cec1c59157abc7e5c39381233945b8@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> It means the bank two (front bank) oxygen sensor readings are so skewed it
> cannot compensate enough. If your bank 2 readings are significantly
> different from bank one, chances are very high that you need a new oxygen
> sensor.
>

Re: Fault code
 

This code cannot be set by a faulty (or improperly installed) fuel cap.

Sorry, sensors are not covered by the powertrain warranty. 5/60 only.

Re: Fault code
 

This code cannot be set by a faulty (or improperly installed) fuel cap.

Sorry, sensors are not covered by the powertrain warranty. 5/60 only.

Re: Fault code
 

This code cannot be set by a faulty (or improperly installed) fuel cap.

Sorry, sensors are not covered by the powertrain warranty. 5/60 only.

Re: Fault code
 

Would these O2 sensors be before or after the catalytic converter, and I am
assuming that both sides would be bad? Is there a way to narrow it down to
the particular O2 sensor?

Thanks!

Tim



"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:94cec1c59157abc7e5c39381233945b8@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> It means the bank two (front bank) oxygen sensor readings are so skewed it
> cannot compensate enough. If your bank 2 readings are significantly
> different from bank one, chances are very high that you need a new oxygen
> sensor.
>

Re: Fault code
 

Would these O2 sensors be before or after the catalytic converter, and I am
assuming that both sides would be bad? Is there a way to narrow it down to
the particular O2 sensor?

Thanks!

Tim



"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:94cec1c59157abc7e5c39381233945b8@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> It means the bank two (front bank) oxygen sensor readings are so skewed it
> cannot compensate enough. If your bank 2 readings are significantly
> different from bank one, chances are very high that you need a new oxygen
> sensor.
>

Re: Fault code
 

Would these O2 sensors be before or after the catalytic converter, and I am
assuming that both sides would be bad? Is there a way to narrow it down to
the particular O2 sensor?

Thanks!

Tim



"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:94cec1c59157abc7e5c39381233945b8@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> It means the bank two (front bank) oxygen sensor readings are so skewed it
> cannot compensate enough. If your bank 2 readings are significantly
> different from bank one, chances are very high that you need a new oxygen
> sensor.
>