On the last tank of gas that I went through my mileage was down about 40% and right before I filled up my engine light came on. The code was reading P0136 which I thought was the rear sensor and was mainly for emissions control purposes. I decided to go ahead and change the front and rear sensors out on the driver's side and reset the light. Needless to say at around half a tank my mileage was still really low and the engine light came back on.

Any thoughts or suggestions? It is a 1999 3.8 v6. I will also add that my only engine mod is a cai and I just changed the fuel filter at my last oil change around 1,000 miles ago.

 

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While not entirely incorrect, the rear sensor does have an effect on fuel trim.


I assume the code was the same, in which case the problem is a wiring issue or an exhaust leak up stream of the sensor. Since its a low voltage issue, if it was a wiring issue either a wire is broken or the signal wire to the sensor is shorted to ground before it gets to the computer.

Good luck...