THe other day the car finally threw the code P1283. I have the non-foulers on my t-pipes and had them installed since day one when i installed the t-pipes. I have been running this set up for 2 yrs. now but never had any problems until now.

I searched on here but did not come across any long term problems that people have running non-foulers. Is there a reason why after 2 yrs the code would pop up?

Can the o2 sensor be cleaned at all or does it have to be replaced?

I know my car is burning oil as well, so could this have also caused the problem? (burning oil residue depositing on the o2 sensor)

How long can you drive the car with the code being like this or does the sensor need to be replaced ASAP? Is there any long term damage that can be done to the car / performance if the sensor not swaped out?

 

it may just be bc the weather is really cold. Do what homie said and reset your ecu and it should go back to normal. Chances are it's due to the weather being too cold than normal and the ecu is pulling a code.

 

doesnt the code specify that the car is running lean vs rich?

anyone know what o2 sensors of other nissans/infiniti's fit on our cars?

 

The 02s will definately be affected by oil and the t-pipes. I do believe you can clean them and reinstall. Just be gentle and don't knock them around too hard.

 

any idea what they can be cleaned with?

Do i use any cleaner or alcohol on it or should i just may be use a wire brush?

 

Did you ever get this fixed?