What does OBD 1 Code 25 and OBD 1 Code 26 activating at the same time mean in 1991 Toyota Corolla?
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Asked by DeeIsRollin Jul 18, 2014 at 04:42 PM about the 1991 Toyota Corolla DX

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What does OBD 1 Code 25 and OBD 1 Code 26 activating at the same time mean in a 5-speed 1991 Toyota Corolla Deluxe with good compression across all 4 cylinders? (Yes, compression test completed. Compression test readings are: cylinder 1= 160psi,  cylinder 2=150psi, cylinder 3=160psi, and cylinder 4=150psi.

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DeeIsRollin answered 10 years ago

EDIT: Also the Check Engine Light comes on intermittently to activate these two codes. It might come on and then a few minutes later, go back out. Any ideas?

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pdejongh answered 9 years ago

Code 25 Air/fuel ratio LEAN Code 26 Air/fuel ratio RICH In order to both codes to come in, I think you need to have a sticky airflow meter, that is the only way I think something like that can happen. Does anybody know an answer for this? Please post.

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