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Infiniti P2A00 poor gas mileage after replacing cats and O2 sensors

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I have a 2006 Infiniti g35 coupe A/T, replaced both cats w aftermarket and all 4 denso sensors (A/F and o2) soon after I got a p2a00 code ( all sensors worked prior to changing cats (had p0430) so I changed both, I smoked the intake and exhaust, no leaks, car runs really good just poor gas mileage I did A/F reset (MAF unplug/plug) and haven’t had code since (700 miles ago) BUT B1S1 still reads low .285-.30v whether on the gas or idling, from previous .19-.23v apparently the reset put it within specs, but it does not fluctuate other than .28 and .30 unless I let off the gas and then it shoots up like it should into the .6 range .7v range idk/wtf is up with that, I put one of the original Nissan sensors back on it to see if it was the sensor and I get the same reading so I’ve ruled out a bad Denso. Mode 6 I have Green ✅ across the board , no codes, will pass emissions according to I/M just that gas mileage timing is 15°-16° at idle, I’m guessing, if there was anything wrong with the fuel, pressure or injectors, I would have a code for that or any misfiring, so if you’re familiar with this with that motor, it would be great if you could steer me in a direction that I haven’t thought of thanks in advance

 

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Well I have a mechanic pressure clean the fuel injectors. They could just be not working right and realize they may need replacing. Have a mechanic do it because then he can test the injectors with this fancy scan tool to see if indeed they are out of specifications. Also have them check the mass airflow sensor

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