2003 Mazda MPV

2003 MAZDA MPV
998,000 MILES • 6 CYL • 2WD • AUTOMATIC
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GLEECAR
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Hi,
I have Mazda MPV 2003 (99 Kmiles). Several month ago, check engine light came up. I tested and got error codes P0037(O2sensor bank1 sensor 2) , P0171(air/fuel ratio bank 1), and more (I do not remember). I kept forgetting to bring it to mechanics since there was no symptoms. Recently, it start to occur that the car "shakes(?)" slightly and slowly back and forth at a stop. This shaking is as much or more when gear is in neua. In Parking, there is little vibration, which appears not to be same as the "shaking". During driving, it runs file--I do not feel any problem. Yesterday, I brought my car to a mechanic and replaced spark plugs (all six) and erased the code. During driving back home, check engine light turned on again. Oxygen sensor was not replaced because he does not have the parts. I did not check yet what th code(s) is (are). But, still I have the shaking problem (the mechanic told me that there still is the shakig after the spark plug replacemnt and do not know he reason). Do I have to go to Mazda dealer for dtailed check-up (just check-up will cost much money)? Are the check engine light On and this shaking are related?
Mar 26, 2010 at 11:06 PM
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DOULOSXI
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I seem to have the same problem. Did you get to fix the problem?
Jun 29, 2010 at 2:37 PM
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SCHASE18
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Car started shaking when in park, drive or neutral. When I step on the gas it appears to go away and no problem is noticeable. After a few days of the "shakes" the engine light came on and is always on now. I just took the car out this morning and now it appears to be running fine, but the engine light is still on. Did you ever figure out what the problem was?
Aug 8, 2010 at 12:05 PM
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