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800r p1711 code

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I'm getting a P1171 (lean under acceleration) code that will also come with a P0302 (misfire) that will put my Commander into limp mode. What would cause it to run lean? Bad injectors.

On and important note I mistakenly put 5gal of diesel fuel in it and didn't catch it till it got through. I did drain the tank, replaced the pump and filter, ran clean fuel through the lines into a bucket before hooking them back up to the injectors. It starts and idles fine and will rev fine in park. Once in gear it seems to be ok until she gets well up to temp then (only in acceleration) will it finally stutter and go into limp mode.
 
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P1171 isn't technically "lean under acceleration", it looks to be related to the 02 sensor feedback. Combine that with your misfire code, and I'm gonna ask ya when's the last time you changed out the plugs?
 
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Thanks for the reply. The plugs are brand new and gapped to spec. I also put in a quantum fuel pump and new filter at the same time as the plugs. Right now my next planned action is to put in new injectors.
Well dang, don't hear much outta the injectors in these things, I was confident plugs and/or fuel pressure woulda resolved your issue. Diesel running through 'em shouldn't have hurt 'em, it's a "slipperier" fuel after all, but it must have.
 
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I also tried the starter fluid hack for checking vacuum leaks but got no surge on all the joints I sprayed at between the throttle body and where the intake meets the motor.

Another thought could an O2 sensor just be reading bad but not throwing a code possibly?
 
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Another thought could an O2 sensor just be reading bad but not throwing a code possibly?
That's possible, they are just an after the fact tattle tale, after all. Eventually tho, after a few open loop drive cycles, the ECM should trigger a code. But your acceleration stutter is something else, 02 sensor can't cause that.
 
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#11 ·
not sure how the commander pumps are situated but on the atv pumps yes on top. quantum sells kits with and with out the regulator so im not sure what all you got, atleast there kits use to be like that, its such a cheap little part that all the kits should come with them really especially the XMR mud guy rigs.
 
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When you say you replaced the filter, which one are you referring to, the pickup sock at the bottom of the assembly? Or the actual filter sitting on top of the pump?
 
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Thanks for sharing the resolution, your experience may help future riders (y)
 
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not sure how the commanders are but if you check the atvs for codes they ussualy go away after you pull it. theses can ams have electrical oddities and sometimes does require you to disconnect the battery for either 15 minutes to 24 hours. glad you got it sorted out and as Bom said thanks for the sharing the fix.
 
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