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CEL : Error Code P2096

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Can anyone shed any light on ...

P2096

Porsche fault code 16 - Oxygen sensor ageing

Delay bank 1

Is this really likely to be an "ageing" sensor, or is this perhaps indicative of something else. Are there other things I should be checking to get further diagnostics - I've got Durametric so I can run further tests if I know what to look for.

Thanks

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If that is the only fault you are getting then you likely have a dieing O2 sensor.

I usually disconnect it clean the contacts and plug it back in. Then reset the fault code and see if it comes back.

That is a little early for an O2 sensor failure (from aging) but not totally unheard of.

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If that is the only fault you are getting then you likely have a dieing O2 sensor.

I usually disconnect it clean the contacts and plug it back in. Then reset the fault code and see if it comes back.

That is a little early for an O2 sensor failure (from aging) but not totally unheard of.

Thanks Loren - I'll give that a try. From my (limited) understanding of this, I thought the sensors were in pairs (or is that only on certain cars). If so, how do I know from this which one's dying? Thanks again.

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Bank 1 is cylinders 1 to 3. Which is on the left side 996.

The one in the code is the sensor after the cat (muffler side).

O2 sensors do not need to be replaced in pairs.

Thanks Loren

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