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Interpreting Fault Codes P0171 and P0301 in Toyota Yaris 1.0, 2003 Model with LPG Installation

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  • #1 16780056
    JaroFon
    Level 23  
    Hello. Can anyone help in the initial diagnosis of the fault? As in the subject, we have Toyota Yaris 1.0, 2003 with LPG installation (the problem occurs on gasoline and gas). It displays two errors P0171 and P0301. The engine is very weak, works unevenly as if it did not work on one cylinder or had a different ignition. Of course, today I'm going to the mechanic but I want to know what to expect so that it does not turn out that the mechanic will tell me that you need to replace half the car. I am asking for a diagnosis.

    Interpreting Fault Codes P0171 and P0301 in Toyota Yaris 1.0, 2003 Model with LPG Installation
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  • #2 16780091
    helmud7543
    Level 43  
    1. Too poor mixture. Possible causes - fuel maps run out - LPG system incorrectly adjusted, gasoline pressure too low or other equipment malfunction, lambda probe worn.
    2. Falling out ignition. Possible causes - too poor mixture, worn or damaged ignition system, loss of compression as a result of accelerated head wear - Yaris is not easy to tune LPG (variable valve timing, lack of hydraulic valve clearance adjustment).
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  • #3 16780099
    JaroFon
    Level 23  
    Nor do I want to think about losing compression, recently (about 3 months ago) I had valves because they burned out on 1 cylinder.
    The first error 171 appeared some time ago but it calmed down. Until yesterday everything was ok, I came back from work. This morning, as I got in the car and started it, it started to work unevenly and after a while both errors popped up.
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  • #4 16780106
    helmud7543
    Level 43  
    I gave various reasons, it is also possible that the ignition (cable, coil, candle). Too poor mixture, if it really is (and probably is) then the increase in exhaust gas temperature and knocking combustion - will lead to engine damage again so investigate.

    What course, how much on LPG, what installation and what were the adventures already?
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  • #5 16780115
    JaroFon
    Level 23  
    I already run 150,000 on LPG To date, I have not had any problems with LPG so far on LPG (I'm talking about the installation itself) faultless driving. Nothing has been done with the installation yet, only every 20 thousand I change filters. The valves have already been replaced twice, but unfortunately the disadvantage of connecting this engine with LPG. LPG itself is still faultless to date. It is founded in AutoMix, a highly praised LPG service. Sequential STAG installation, Tomasetto 09. Overall, so far I'm happy with this installation
  • #6 16780125
    helmud7543
    Level 43  
    And the valve clearance was checked regularly?
  • #7 16780134
    JaroFon
    Level 23  
    3 months ago, he even gave me more looseness. What is happening now is very similar to how I have already replaced valves, but this time it displays different error codes, this time there were quite different errors. I just get in the car and go to the mechanic

    Added after 50 [seconds]:

    At the time, it showed me mistakes about burning, or something

    Added after 2 [hours] 24 [minutes]:

    And the fault has been removed. It turned out that the candle was damaged. I had Denso K20TT candles installed. These were mounted during the LPG installation and I always replaced the same ones. I mentioned these three months ago





    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    After changing the candle, I deleted the errors. After driving a dozen or so kilometers, the errors do not pop up and the engine runs like a watch :)
  • #8 16781054
    helmud7543
    Level 43  
    So it ended with ignition - nothing more to enjoy :-)

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around diagnosing fault codes P0171 and P0301 in a 2003 Toyota Yaris 1.0 with an LPG installation. The user reports symptoms of weak engine performance and uneven operation, suggesting issues with fuel mixture and ignition. Responses highlight potential causes, including a poor air-fuel mixture due to incorrect LPG system adjustment, low gasoline pressure, or ignition system failures (e.g., spark plugs, ignition coils). The user notes a history of valve replacements and regular maintenance of the LPG system, which has been functioning well until now. Ultimately, the problem was traced to a damaged spark plug, which, once replaced, resolved the error codes and restored engine performance.
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