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Should I need to do a Kam reset?
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Help! Codes galore after header install.
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Well do it, wait 1/2 hour and try again. Cheers.
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Check your fuses as well.
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That many unrelated codes could be a blown fuse.
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It was fuse number 40. I have no idea how that happened as the battery was out of the car but I'm glad it was something easy. Thank you guys for the help, I never would have guessed a fuse!
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I had something similar happen to me after a driveshaft install (which made no sense, but I did reroute the o2 sensor when I installed tthe driveshaft loop). All the sensors on that fuse were throwing codes. I think it can happen if there is a short in the wiring on the o2 sensors
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