lean bank 1 and 2 range rover hse 2008 160k miles

what do you think it isnt, and what do you think it can be based on these lean codes?

  • focus on vacuum

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2008 Range Rover HSE 2008

160k miles

Runs great. Mpg 12-13 in the city


Aug 2014

At 100k miles, after a long drive p0420 catal conv insufficiency came on.. I reset it and returned 2 more times. I eventually put some bg 44 and the code never came back. (had done a throttle body clean, and spark plug change at 90k)


Jan 2020

Replaced radiator

Jan 2020 A week later

p0171 code comes up.
cleared it and 20 min later returned

Here are some #s using the iland tool

LTFT 1 15.6%

LTFT 2 14.%

STFT B1 0.781% sensor 2

STFT B2 0.781% sensor 2

STFT Bank 1 -0.781%

STFT Bak 2 -3.125%

Feb 20 2020

Mass air flow 17.33%

LTFT 1 10.56%

LTFT 2 8.59%

STFT Bank 2 3.906%

STFT Bank 1 7.812%

See graphs below



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March 2020

Brought to mechanic who found a vacuum leak on intake hose.

Code returned a weeks later


Another day I had the following codes

calc load value 48.23%
Eng Cool temp 82C
STFTB1 2.125%
LTFTB1 14.84%
STFTB2 0
LTFTB2 10.9%
Fuel Rail pressure 447 Pa
Manifold Abs Pressure sensor 44Pa
Eng Speed 3kph
Veh speed 3kph
mass air flow 7.28%

October 2020

Replaced air filter, oil change.. possibly found a small leak at the egr.

P0721 code erased

Drove rover for 300 mile trip no codes

Next day p0420 came up. I erased it and it hasn’t returned.

November 2020

Had egr replaced and I also replaced the pcv.

Mechanic also changed out the MAF sensor temporily (had a new one in his shop) and he said the values didn’t change so he doesn’t think it is maf.

After the egr and pcv changed, he didn’t reset.. told me to drive vehicle and see if code goes away..

3 weeks later it is still there, but now with highe STFT values as well.

Here are some of the freeze frame data that I have over the last 6 months












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11/3/20 259pm

11/3/2020 5.28Pm

11/3 542pm

12/13 734am

12/13 7:35a


uel rail pressure

447

450

447

450

447 pa

447

447

447

Manifold absolute pressure sensor

44

72

40

39

29pa


31

31

engine speed

???

1487

700

925

1122

2935

708

709

vehicle speed

3kph

79

1

12

50 kph

0

0

0

stftb2

0

0

-1.562

7.031

5.47%

9.375

14.8

16.4

ltftb2

10.9

10.9

11.719

12.5

11.72%

2.344

21

22.65

calculated load value

48

56

47.843

41.5

15.60%

16.8

28

27.45

engine cooland temp

82

86

80

83

85C

80

86

85

stftb1

2.125

-2.344

-2.344

7.031

3.91%

2.344

17.9

17.9

ltftb1

14.84

13.281

14.844

17.188

14.84%

14.844

21.09

22.656

intake air temp



29

23

26C

31

22

24

commanded exhaust gas circulation



0


3.14%

0

0


time sionce engine started



804


249

964

50

131

absolute throttle position



14.51

16.078

14.12%

18.431

13.3

13.3

mass air flow



6.85

9.68g/s

5.58 g/s

19.16

4.21

4.14

Commanded evaporative purge




47.451

29.80%

47.45



exhaust gas circulation




0

99.22%

0


0

absolute load value



22.353

23.922

11.37%

14.902

13.3


control moduloe voltage



13.73

13.925

13.75V

13.73

1.8


Barometric pressure



102

102

101Pa

102

103


fuel level input



21.91

10.95

45.88%

37.6

86


Ambient air temp



23

11

13C

14

11C


relative throtle position



3.137

4.314

2.75%

7.059

1.569


Commanded equivalence ratio



1.003

0.992

1.007

0.974



Accelerator pedal position sensor circuit E



13.725

30.5

23.50%

29.4

13.725


Accelerator pedal position sensor circuit D



13.725

30.5

23.14%

29.4

13.725


absolute throottle position B



31.765

32.5

30.98

34.9

30.58


commanded throttle actuator control




23.9

22.35%

27.451

19.608





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11/3/20 259pm

11/3/2020 5.28Pm

11/3 542pm

12/13 734am






Went to mechanic yesterday and he scanned it.

Doesn’t think that this is an air intake problem…

Although the fuel trims do decrease with increase RPMS. For some reason, he doesn’t think this is it…


Suggests that he looks at the fuel pressure and performs some tests with gages.


I have no misfires.. and car runs great…. Only thing is two days ago while driving on highway at 45 mph or so the vehicle shut off (rpm to zero) and I had to stop.. I restarted and vehicle drove great….


I have no problem spending money to fix theproblem, but im trying to not throw parts.


I figured at 12 yrs and 160k I can replace the fuel filter next..


Any thoughts on what this can be? Or can not be?

Should I reflash the ECU? Is there an update for the ECU? If yes, can I do this with an iland tool? Or do I need to go to dealership?

Any other measures I can look at to figure this out? Any particular measures that relate to the fuel system I can evaluate with the iland tool to help me rule in or rule out?

I have not cleaned fuel injectors (one of the suggestions). My mechanic doesn’t seem too inclined to do this.

I recently also have the following code p0128-00.. I replaced the hose that goes to thermostat and radiator over 10 months ago, but haven’t replaced the thermostat… any recommendations on this code?

Thank you for your help and guidance.

Gus
 

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