It has to do with the converter not being perceived as efiecient enough. Has the converter been replaced ?

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yes about a year ago.
there is only one converter so why wouldnt both banks have a problem

Response from pitax1
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If I could give you an intelligent answer on that I would. One possiblitly is a leak on that side that is allowing the exhaust gases to be altered. That will throw this code.

The code you show, suggests that if a converter was replace with one the varies from the original, such as a universal, the code will be thrown for that as well.

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