Four cylinder or six?
What is the Flexpipe?Here's an explanation:
http://www.obd-codes.com/p0150
My guess is you've got holes in your flexpipe, but hard to determine that from my living room.
Four cylinder or six?
I have a 2.7Bank 2 will make it a six cylinder... but then we need to know if it a 2.7 or 3.5 :thumbsup:
2.7 --> 39210-37530 Hyundai or Kia dealer should have on shelf for you...
3.5 --> dont have number here at house
Both engines have a few PCM/TCM upgrades available, 1 being Ox swnsor logic for 2.7... come up with engine or edit into you drives vehicle info, I can detail the list of programs for you to update..
I have a 2.7
Is this sensor easy to replace?
Thanks for your help! You've been great!Up to '03 was titania, 2004 and later are Zirconia, cannt mix them, the connectors wont fit each other
Go to dealer, have VIN in hand, and parts fella will look it up by VIN, and it will select the correct part... Part number I gave is based off TSB advising to part change for 2004 and up..
Can you further clarify which sensor it is?QUOTE (JaxRolo @ Aug 8 2010, 08:48 PM) index.php?act=findpost&pid=348069
Not too hard, it is kinda tight there between radiator and A/C line-Ox sensor body... best done cold so you dont burn hands or fingers..
Repalce the sensor...
TSB covers 0153 and 0133 slow response --> it is a program update..
There is program for intermittent hesitation,, and program for shift feel improvementn I thinjk it is.. plug in GDS, go to ECU UPGRADE< and it'll list what is available if not donee yet based on ROM search.
I'm having P0150 and P0153 come up as the check engine light comes up. I'm taking my 2006 Tucson 2.7L to the dealer to perform 2 recalls and 1 service campaign. At the same time, I would like them to update the PCM/ECM software so hopefully these codes (and check engine light) go away. Is there a specific software number / revision that I need to ask for? Is this free of charge? Or is it going to cost an arm and a leg? Thanks in advance!
Upgrades for the 2.7, you say?? How does one go about acquiring pcm updates?Both engines have a few PCM/TCM upgrades available, 1 being Ox swnsor logic for 2.7... come up with engine or edit into you drives vehicle info, I can detail the list of programs for you to update..
So, I replaced the sensor, 350 miles later the check engine came back on. It is still giving me the P0150 code. I'm taking the car to the dealer for an ECU update, they will charge $135 for an hour of labor. Hopefully this will clear up the check engine light...I will keep you posted.There would be a service charge,, they need to plug in GDS, ID vehicle, enter the ECU UPDATE screen, AUTO Mode, Next, If it pop up Engine as choice, select ENGINE, read ROM,, if anything available to update, it'll pop up in menu below.... always use latest version to be current
Hyundai Motor picks up the (3) recalls,,, you be responsible for the GDS time