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DTC P0133: Ho2-Sensor Circuit Slow Response (Bank 1 / Sensor 1): DTC Detecting Condition

DTC DETECTING CONDITION

Item Detecting Condition Possible Cause
DTC Strategy
  • Slow response - Check lambda signal amplitude
  • Leak in intake or exhaust system.
  • Faulty fuel system
  • Front and rear HO2S connections reversed.
  • Contact resistance in connectors.
  • HO2S contamination
Enable Conditions
  • Sensor tip temp. > 650°C(1202°F)
  • Forced stimulation active
  • No lambda control limitation
  • Canister saturation limited < 0.5
  • 990 < Engine speed(rpm) < 3490
  • Engine load : 240 < MAF < 800mg/rev
  • Coolant temperature > 74°C
  • Vehicle speed > 4.82km/h (3mph)
  • Ambient pressure > 700hPa
  • Stable driving condition 1
  • No relevant failure
  • 11V < Battery voltage > 16V
Threshold Value
  • Integral (Lambda signal amplitude measured / Lambda signal amplitude of a slow sensor) > 1.0.
Diagnostic Time
  • 20 forced stimulation cycles
Fail Safe
  • Reset lambda adaptation and fuel trim adaptation.
  • Front HO2S heater is controlled in open loop control.
  • EVAP. Emission control function is controlled in minimum operation mode