mikey4040
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- 98 Mountaineer V8 5.0
I tried to post his in the 911 section but it wouldn't let me.
Well this is weird i just got a P0153 error code on my 98 Mercury Mountaineer V8 5.0 today. I just cleaned out the IAC 2 days ago with CRC Mass Air Flow Sensor Cleaner and I let it dry for hours before i installed it back and everything went back in alright and drove fine (No CEL) after i installed everything back in. However today 2 days later i put a bottle of the red bottle ISO Heet that has fuel injector cleaner in it today and right after i put it in i took a drive to mix it around in the tank and less than about 4 miles later i got a CEL P0153 code. I cleared the code with my OBD-II Scanner and took it out for a short ride again the same route i just took when the light came on and it did not come back on. My question is what would of caused the CEL The ISO HEET? Because when i cleaned the IAC 2 days earlier it didn't trigger the CEL. What do you people think doesn't a O2 Sensor CEL Code stay lit until it's replaced?
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Well this is weird i just got a P0153 error code on my 98 Mercury Mountaineer V8 5.0 today. I just cleaned out the IAC 2 days ago with CRC Mass Air Flow Sensor Cleaner and I let it dry for hours before i installed it back and everything went back in alright and drove fine (No CEL) after i installed everything back in. However today 2 days later i put a bottle of the red bottle ISO Heet that has fuel injector cleaner in it today and right after i put it in i took a drive to mix it around in the tank and less than about 4 miles later i got a CEL P0153 code. I cleared the code with my OBD-II Scanner and took it out for a short ride again the same route i just took when the light came on and it did not come back on. My question is what would of caused the CEL The ISO HEET? Because when i cleaned the IAC 2 days earlier it didn't trigger the CEL. What do you people think doesn't a O2 Sensor CEL Code stay lit until it's replaced?
