I’m trying to diagnose a p0125 code on my 99 corolla. Toyota forums seem to say Toyota didn’t follow standards on this code and it is likely also the O2 sensor, can anyone confirm if this is the case?
I’m getting no other codes, and it will run for about 30 minutes before triggering again. Last time it triggered I saw exhaust smoke on the way home, which went away as soon as I reset the code. after clearing the code the exhaust while clear does seem to be rich smelling. Engine seems to run fine, I’m not noticing any performance issues, not signs of dipping oil/coolant amounts. coolant gauge is operating and hitting the halfway point normally.
I can’t think of anything else but the O2 sensor but I expected rougher performance and don’t really want to spend $125 on a part if I don’t have to.
So there is an exception to my past statement. Yamahas. The last one I took the engine apart on every bolt was a different damn socket size!
Haha wtf? Any idea why?
No clue. Swore I’d never buy another Yamaha…but I failed and have another one. This one I’ve had to do nothing but normal maintenance on and it looks like the same thing. 2 sizes of Allen keys and a socket wrench to remove the plastic fairings just to get to the oil filter for an oil change.
I’ve just started to budget for a mechanic doing all the larger maintenance on it this time!
Haha Yamaha makes good bikes? Riding a motorcycle sounds fun but I’m afraid of hurting myself or getting hit by somebody