Vw polo blue gt o2 sensor post cat issues

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Blu eyz
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Vw polo blue gt o2 sensor post cat issues

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Hi I have vw polo blue gt 150ps 64 plate.

I keep getting engine light come on telling me the o2 sensor post cat is stuck/lean and or low voltage.
Error codes P2270, P0137, P0141.
Does anyone know the part number for post cat o2/lambda sensor as dealer is charging £218. If anyone has any advice on what to do, I've changed the o2 sensor once already so not sure if I need a genuine dealer part. All wiring has been tested too and is fine.
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I have had both lambda sensors changed on my 1.2TSI CBZB Polo. Only way to fix properly was to install genuine sensors.
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Re: Vw polo blue gt o2 sensor post cat issues

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Blu eyz wrote: Thu Sep 21, 2023 4:37 pm Hi I have vw polo blue gt 150ps 64 plate.

I keep getting engine light come on telling me the o2 sensor post cat is stuck/lean and or low voltage.
Error codes P2270, P0137, P0141.
Does anyone know the part number for post cat o2/lambda sensor as dealer is charging £218. If anyone has any advice on what to do, I've changed the o2 sensor once already so not sure if I need a genuine dealer part. All wiring has been tested too and is fine.
Thanks
For 0² sensor: go for genuine ONLY.

Otherwise, it's the best way to have trouble
Blu eyz
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Re: Vw polo blue gt o2 sensor post cat issues

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Thanks for the responses, I disconnected both o2 sensors and ran the car then reconnected them and so far no error codes. If one pops up I will just buy genuine part
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