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2005 lincoln aviator codes po171 po174 p2195 p2197

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This DTC is a very common issue on the V6 and refer at the little rubber elbow on the PVC wears through.

P0171 - System Too Lean (Bank 1)

P0174
- System Too Lean (Bank 2).

Those lean codes are for a lean fuel condition. The first thing I would check is for a vacuum leak. Especially look around the PCV system. Look for soft or collapsed hoses in the PCV system, (especially the rubber elbows) these are very common issue for failure and cause of lean codes. Also check around the intake manifold for leaks or any other hoses that may have come off.

Next I would check fuel pressure and the fuel filter for blockage. If the filter is old you might as well replace it. If and when you find an issue you will have to have a scan tool to reset the check engine light before you go back through emissions.

Check that stuff and let us know what you find.

  • Elijah burns Dec 29, 2015

    Hi
    I found the problem it was the rubber elbow at the pvc intake.
    Thanks
    EB

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