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Exhaust Leaks

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If the exhaust system has large leaks, exhaust system negative pressure pulses can cause outside air to be drawn into the system and past the O2 sensor. Vacuum or crankcase leaks can also cause a lean condition.

If Code 44 is intermittent, see INTERMITTENTS in the article TESTS W/O CODES .

CODE 44 ECM TERMINAL & CIRCUIT WIRING ID (ALL W/4L80-E A/T)

Application ECM Terminal Wire Color
O2 Sensor Signal C14 Purple
O2 Sensor Ground C13 Tan
CODE 44 ECM TERMINAL & CIRCUIT WIRING ID (ALL OTHERS)

Application ECM Terminal Wire Color
O2 Sensor Signal D7 Purple
O2 Sensor Ground D6 Tan
Fig 1: Code 44 Schematic (Except 4.3L Turbo) Lean Exhaust Indication
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Fig 2: Code 44 Flow Chart (Except 4.3L Turbo) Lean Exhaust Indication
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If the exhaust system has large leaks, exhaust system negative pressure pulses can cause outside air to be drawn into the system and past the O2 sensor. Vacuum or crankcase leaks can also cause a lean condition.

If Code 44 is intermittent, see INTERMITTENTS in the article TESTS W/O CODES .

Fig 1: Code 44 Schematic (4.3L Turbo) Lean Exhaust Indication
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Fig 2: Code 44 Flow Chart (4.3L Turbo) Lean Exhaust Indication
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