Low idle, stomp test throws 1222

[Danny]

Lambda code.

I unplugged the ECU and accidentally plugged my Air/Fuel gauge into the AFM pin instead of the O2 pin.

Then when I plug the Ecu back in and start the car it idles too low and the stomp test reveals a 1222, could this have something to do with the ECU being unplugged?

[Danny]

Checked all the vacuum lines, everything seems to be in order.

[416stroker]

did you reset the dme?

[Danny]

did you reset the dme?

What do you mean?

[416stroker]

disconect the batt for like 10 15 seconds and see if it goes away... scince you accidentally plugged the Air/Fuel gauge into the AFM pin instead of the O2 pin

[Danny]

Well I unplugged the ECU completely so it should lose power and turn off.

I'll leave the battery disconnected over night and see what it does.

[416stroker]

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[416stroker]

Did that code go away? When disconecting the edu you should always disconect the batt

[Danny]

Yeah it did, everything is back to normal.

Thanks a bunch!

[416stroker]

glad it's ok.

[e30nub]

So disconnecting the batt fixed it?

[Danny]

Yep, the ECU reset and everything was fine.

[SamE30e]

Danny, you're running a narrowband o2 gauge?.. That about as useful as a condom for a dick amputee.

[Hick]

1222 is BS. it covers too much

1222 = 'Uh yeah, somethings wrong with the left side of the engine'

[Danny]

This was before the turbo actually.