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Old 03-19-2022, 08:47 AM   #1
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Help with code

Can anyone tell me what the code P1117 is?

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Old 03-19-2022, 10:38 AM   #2
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You never said what year and model, which is ALWAYS critical for code definitions.

Depending upon the above, it may be the O2 sensor heater on bank #1 ahead of the main cat.
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following out of curiosity. Year and trim OP?
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following out of curiosity. Year and trim OP?
Year is 2000
Boxster S 98k miles
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Year is 2000
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OK, P1117 is the code for a heater failure on the O2 sensor ahead of the cat on bank #1. Diagnostics are to check the heat circuit on that sensor for resistance (should be 1.8- 2.5 ohm), a short to ground, or no voltage. If everything is OK, replace the sensor.

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