How to Fix Chevy P0172 P0175 Code Fuel System Running Rich

Tips on how to fix P0172 system running Rich Bank 1 and P0175 system running Rich Bank 2 with out replacing any parts. In this video, we were able to fix this rich running fuel system condition without replacing any parts or spending any money. Did it all with just this scan tool you can get on Amazon amzn.to/3VDOM7w
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Did this all with the scan tool I used, which you can get on Amazon here: amzn.to/3VDOM7w

[@scuba422123]

done that a few times! they say if the tank never gets filled only small amounts at a time causes that .....remember the old ones had that sensor by the tank

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Thanks scuba, thats a great point!

[@gdc5ind]

I bet that customers truck has fuel in the oil because of a leaking fuel pump. I would bet that fuel in oil would reduce viscosity dramatically and cause internal engine damage because the customer continued to drive it because he was told you "fixed" it . Clearing codes without actually determining what caused the code some people would say makes you a scam artist or a terrible mechanic.