P0011 and p0172, where to start?

[EvolutionArmory]

It looks like your codes are for cam timing. The P0172 code is a rich condition and can pop up when cam timing codes are present according to Ross Tech. If it was just this code with no timing codes I’d say you had a bad PCV or maybe a vacuum leak but check this link out.
http://wiki.ross-tech.com/wiki/index...6/P0172/000370

It looks like you should have the car checked to see if it’s cam timing tensioner and chain time. If you have oil in your N205 connector you should replace that but it might not be the end of it.

[2pointOh]

It looks like your codes are for cam timing. The P0172 code is a rich condition and can pop up when cam timing codes are present according to Ross Tech. If it was just this code with no timing codes I’d say you had a bad PCV or maybe a vacuum leak but check this link out.
http://wiki.ross-tech.com/wiki/index...6/P0172/000370

It looks like you should have the car checked to see if it’s cam timing tensioner and chain time. If you have oil in your N205 connector you should replace that but it might not be the end of it.

Thanks for the reply! I'm gonna poke around today and look for any visible hose leaks and such. I'll clean the maf too and try to start it with it unplugged to see if it makes a difference. I added some new displays to torque to check the maf and afr but I'm not entirely sure what sort of numbers to look for.

Someone just offered a n205 on the classifieds so I'll pick that up and at least knock one of those codes out

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