What does OBD II fault code p2099 mean?
What Does Code P2099 Mean? OBD II fault code P2099 is defined by most manufacturers as P2099 as “Post catalytic converter fuel trim (FT), bank 2 – too rich”. Note that although GM defines this code as “Post Catalyst Fuel Trim System High Limit”, both definitions have the same basic meaning.
Can a 2010 traverse give a p2099?
I have a 2010 Traverse with a 3.6L that is giving a P2099. I looked it up and it says “P2099 Post Catalyst Fuel Trim System Too Rich” but can be multiple things. The dealer said that it could take forever to chase so not to worry about it but if anything seems to get worse, bring it back.
Where did the p2099 code never come back on?
Last year we took about a 400 mile round trip from Baltimore to Ocean City in our used 2010 Acadia. While there I fueled up and on restarting a P2099 code set. I cleared the code a short time later and the code never came back on after the trip or for several months. 2 weeks ago we took a 1200 mile trip to Myrtle Beach and the code never can on.
What are the symptoms of a p2099 fuel trim system?
Fuel efficiency may be compromised and the code should be addressed as severe. Symptoms of a P2099 code may include: Decreased fuel efficiency. A lack of general engine performance. Other related diagnostic trouble codes may be stored. Service engine soon lamp illumination.
What Does Code P2099 Mean? OBD II fault code P2099 is defined by most manufacturers as P2099 as “Post catalytic converter fuel trim (FT), bank 2 – too rich”. Note that although GM defines this code as “Post Catalyst Fuel Trim System High Limit”, both definitions have the same basic meaning.
Last year we took about a 400 mile round trip from Baltimore to Ocean City in our used 2010 Acadia. While there I fueled up and on restarting a P2099 code set. I cleared the code a short time later and the code never came back on after the trip or for several months. 2 weeks ago we took a 1200 mile trip to Myrtle Beach and the code never can on.
I have a 2010 Traverse with a 3.6L that is giving a P2099. I looked it up and it says “P2099 Post Catalyst Fuel Trim System Too Rich” but can be multiple things. The dealer said that it could take forever to chase so not to worry about it but if anything seems to get worse, bring it back.
Why is p2099 only thrown for bank 2?
Especially comparing the two banks. P2099 is for bank 2. Now that doesn’t mean you can’t have a system wide issue like a faulty mass air flow sensor only throwing a code for one bank. Could be that it just passed the monitor for bank 1 and only bank 2 went past the threshold for flagging a code.