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Old Dec 10, 2006 | 05:20 PM
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96 blazer 4x4 4.3 .code P0440 what can the problem be. (evaporative emmission control system malfunction)
also P0147 (O2 sensor heater circut malfunction) (bank 1 sensor 3) I think that is what the code is. where is the part located and does it need to be replaced? thanks in advance
 
Old Dec 10, 2006 | 09:00 PM
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P0440 is typically caused by either over filling the gas tank, a loose gas cap, or a bad gas cap. I would tighten down the cap and see if it goes away.

As far as the B1S3 sensor code... It all depends on if you have 4 O2 sensors. There will be 2 before the 'y' in the y-pipe, possibly 1 before the catalytic converter and definitely 1 after the cat. If you have 3, it is the post cat sensor. If 4, directly ahead of the cat.
 
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Is there anything you don't know swart?
 
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LOL

Well, to add to this, if you have 4 sensors, first try switching the pre and post cat sensors and see if the code follows the move. If it does, then it is most likely a failing sensor.

For O2 sensors, I only use AC Delco. I have a scanner that allows me to view the sensor data and I have seen brand new sensor traces from a VERY wide variety of sensors. The AC Delco sensors have MUCH better activity when new than other sensors. Only one other sensor that I have seen has been close to the AC Delco and that was an NGK sensor. The Borg Warner and Bosch were far less active than even the NGK.

And I have heard unconfirmed reports that NGK makes the sensors for AC Delco, but again, that is unconfirmed. From my first hand experience with the NGKs, I still don't feel they are as good as the Delcos.

If you have an AC Delco retailer near you, you can get the O2 sensors for about $45-50 each.
 
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