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130
4
$9,500
Mileage: 179,906
Selling my suburban. runs well it needs a little work. it's throwing a code P0175 & P0172
rich bank system (system 1&2) we have replaced the MaF sensor , all 4 O2 sensors and new air filter already but didn't fix it.
we are selling as is we have title in hand
New tires have about than 8k miles on them
we decided to just upgrade so looking to sell.
Cash or Cashier check preferred
located in Park Valley ut
Codes P0172 and P0175 on a Chevy Silverado indicate that both engine banks are running too rich, meaning too much fuel or too little air, often causing rough idling, black smoke, and reduced fuel economy. Common causes include a failed Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor, leaking fuel injectors, a faulty fuel pressure regulator, or a stuck purge valve.
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1 Day
130
4
$9,500
Mileage: 179,906
Estimate your monthly payment
Get a quick cash offer from a local dealer in minutes.
KSL Classifieds makes it easy to buy and sell with peace of mind. Check our safety tips and quickly report anything that doesn’t look right to keep your experience smooth and secure.































Selling my suburban. runs well it needs a little work. it's throwing a code P0175 & P0172
rich bank system (system 1&2) we have replaced the MaF sensor , all 4 O2 sensors and new air filter already but didn't fix it.
we are selling as is we have title in hand
New tires have about than 8k miles on them
we decided to just upgrade so looking to sell.
Cash or Cashier check preferred
located in Park Valley ut
Codes P0172 and P0175 on a Chevy Silverado indicate that both engine banks are running too rich, meaning too much fuel or too little air, often causing rough idling, black smoke, and reduced fuel economy. Common causes include a failed Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor, leaking fuel injectors, a faulty fuel pressure regulator, or a stuck purge valve.











