04-03-2010, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Cyberium
As long as everything is nice and tight the gasket wouldn't be the issue. I would check your sensors again and make sure everything is where they should be and check to make sure everything is nice and snug under your car.
The flashing SES light usually indicates a cylinder misfire but that seems very unlikely in this situation. It doesn't even make any sense.
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Yeah both 02 sensors are good. I was very careful when handling them.
The only other thing I did was remove the driver side airbox completely, I'll double check that side to see if everything is intact. Thanks for the suggestions Cyberium
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