2003 Toyota Camry dash lights on

Tiny
EPICBK31
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  • 2003 TOYOTA CAMRY
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Hello I have a 2003 camry xle v6 and my VSC, TRACK OFF & check engine light is on and the code that comes up is P174B and I would like to know what causes that, and about how much will it run me to get it fixed
Saturday, September 28th, 2013 AT 10:45 AM

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Tiny
MADMIKE1735
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Your engine code is "system too lean bank 2" having any engine code, it is possible for it to turn off your stability control, and traction control. I have seen it. Being a v-6, there are 2 banks. This leads me to believe the leak is past your throttlebody, and is only related to bank 2. Obviously right? The most common cause is actually your MAF (mass air flow sensor) however, this reads your air readings before the intake. Its very hard to explain why it can cause a lean code on only one bank. It is the most common cause. Im not saying that is whats wrong. Without actually diaging your vehicle with a proper scan tool, I cant verify fuel trims, and see if bank 2 is lean because a part failed, or because you have an unmetered air leak. I would suggest bringing to your most liked garage of choice, and having it diaged.
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Saturday, September 28th, 2013 AT 5:18 PM
Tiny
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Thank you very much it does feel like the traction is off because the gas pedal vibrates a little while driving and I think the gas is being used faster but I will be bring it to a mechanic on Friday. I know you cant tell me an exact price of course but is it a very expensive fix meaning is it $500 and up.
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Saturday, September 28th, 2013 AT 6:32 PM
Tiny
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The vibration wouldnt be traction control related. And most of the time, whenever the TSC light is on, your traction control is disabled. Being there is a vibration, that will make it a bit easier for the tech to diag at a garage. Make sure they go after your engine performance problem, then clear the codes. If your TSC light comes back on, then its not related, and will need further diag. Keep me posted
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Saturday, September 28th, 2013 AT 6:38 PM

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