Anyone know what is P3700??
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Clear the codes and see what comes back.
It could be electrical problems, see if you battery terminals are snug and all visible grounds are clean.
Just to confirm, based on those codes, your car had the rear O2 sensor and air pump removed or disabled.. which sounds like someone removed the cat. Is that the case?
If the cat is still there, I would check it for internal damage. It might be causing your misfires.
It could be electrical problems, see if you battery terminals are snug and all visible grounds are clean.
Just to confirm, based on those codes, your car had the rear O2 sensor and air pump removed or disabled.. which sounds like someone removed the cat. Is that the case?
If the cat is still there, I would check it for internal damage. It might be causing your misfires.
#8
Clear the codes and see what comes back.
It could be electrical problems, see if you battery terminals are snug and all visible grounds are clean.
Just to confirm, based on those codes, your car had the rear O2 sensor and air pump removed or disabled.. which sounds like someone removed the cat. Is that the case?
If the cat is still there, I would check it for internal damage. It might be causing your misfires.
It could be electrical problems, see if you battery terminals are snug and all visible grounds are clean.
Just to confirm, based on those codes, your car had the rear O2 sensor and air pump removed or disabled.. which sounds like someone removed the cat. Is that the case?
If the cat is still there, I would check it for internal damage. It might be causing your misfires.
I can confidently say that the P3700 is not a code that the Rx8 has, but typically codes like that pop up in torque due to OBD-communication/electrical gremlins.
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might just have to trace wiring or see if the ECU is bad.
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