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Did you use a OEM sensor? Aftermarket sensors have a rep of not playing nice with the factory electronics in Chryco products
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I'm not familiar with the si-1 and I wasn't able to pull it up in the forum. I just had the oil analysis done my last oil change roughly 3k ago. No fuel in the oil at that time. Do you think pulling the MAF sensor and cleaning it is a waste? I'm going to do a fuel pressure test this weekend to see where it's at. Are you familiar with the pressure I should see? I really appreciate your advice.. I just put a bunch of money into cam/lifters and want this thing to be correct.run a full bottle of si-1, see the thread in the forum, if it is a clogged injector this might cure it and that's that. It's probably nothing big because the truck runs fine. If you run the fuel trims, you can see how much fuel the pcm is pushing. Check for all air leaks and pull apart air filter assembly and see if anything is a miss. Get a used oil analysis and see if there is fuel in oil, when you send the sample in, make sure the bottle is full. Probably not the sensor if the oem and second ones had it. It could be, but I'd do the ground work and see if the original code was truthful. Replacing the sensor was the smart move, but now you need to make like sherlock and systematically rule stuff out./
How to Diagnose and Fix P0174 Engine Code - OBD II Trouble Code Explain
OBD II P0174 Fuel System Too Lean (Bank 2) means that the engine control module is adding more fuel than normal to sustain the proper air/fuel mixture due to...
Here ya go, for whatever reason this product is the only one proven out there with the boroscopes. I believe you might get this with techron, but you would need to run 3 bottles at once and maybe two tank fulls.
