SOURCE: 2000 Lincoln LS and the Engine Light came on. Codes 0171 0174
you probably have a vacuum leak. check all your hoses pcv hose for sure. it means the engine is seeing too much air with the fuel.
SOURCE: 2000 lincoln ls : check charging system light
You could have a bad connection somewhere. Possibly on the alternator. You also may have a bad ground somwhere. Hope this helps any
SOURCE: Codes P0171, and P0174 bLean on a 98 Navigator. Any ideas?
O171 MAF (Mass Airflow Sensor) Just try cleaning this part it usually solves that problem without having to buy new part.
0174 Both are mass air flow sensors. The other problem can be a vacuum leak Check PCV valave and all vacuum lines. Also make sure fuel filter and fuel pump are working correctly. You can clean the MAF with some brake cleaner make sure it is dry before you install it back
SOURCE: My Navigator is running lean in bank 1 and 2 how repair myself?
On your Navigator the most likely failure that will cause a lean condition on both banks is the PCV tubing. Start at the PCV valve in the passenger side valve cover and follow it to its connection to the intake manifold, and closely inspect the rubber elbows in the tubing for vacuum leaks.
SOURCE: Codes P0171, and P0174 bLean on a 98 Navigator. Any ideas?
mass air flow sensor is not the problem, I had the exact same problem and have done much research on this. Check the PVC rubber hoses, especially the elbows for cracks. You probably noticed your gas mileage has been horrible too. Hope this helps
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