Said another way...if you want to do the diagnostic yourself, ditch the Centech brand Harbor Freight sold meter that cost you what, $15? Go into Sears or something similar and get the base Fluke. It might be $125-150 or somewhere in that range.
Also there is the issue of previous owners and those that think 15W-40 or 20W-50 is better protection and the head is the last thing to get lube. Hey, it happens.
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If you have over boost fuel cut, you have seen the engine cut out for a moment and the MIL illuminates, then 34 is set. Sure, you can have an intake leak and never been in "boost". The car will be lean, not rich. I only wanted to answer how to look for a "boost leak". Although his symptoms in...
Short pins TE1 and E1 in the diagnostic box with the KOEO. If you have a leak, you will get 3 flashes followed by 4 flashes. Or your cams are too much. I don't know anything about them. If you have a lot of overlap, you will not build "boost" on the gauge even though you are flowing a bunch of air.
Dead ECU bro....
Now that the mocking is out of the way, you might consider a probe check like listed in the manual to see what signal the PCM is actually seeing. The code only specifies it isn't getting what it is supposed to see, and is open or short.
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