What does P02CE Cylinder 2 Fuel Injector Offset Learning At Min Limit mean?

The P02CE Cylinder 2 Fuel Injector Offset Learning At Min Limit OBD code is a generic powertrain diagnostic trouble code that applies to gasoline OBD-II vehicles.

When you see "learning" in a code's description, it means that the Engine Control Module (ECM) is adapting to constantly changing factors.

This particular code refers to the fuel injector offset learning parameters for cylinder #2.

As engine parts wear out and variables such as weather and driver's needs change, the fuel injectors need to adapt.

However, if the ECM determines that the injector can no longer adapt to the current situation, it will activate this code.

This code is usually set because something else is causing the injector to exhaust its adaptability.

Some symptoms of this code may include reduced fuel economy, engine misfire, and degraded overall engine performance.

Common causes of this code may include vacuum leaks, a plugged air filter, a defective cylinder 2 fuel injector, and worn/cracked piston rings.

It's important to have this issue diagnosed by a professional due to its moderate-high severity.

P02CE Symptoms

  • Reduced fuel economy
  • Engine misfire
  • Degrading overall engine performance
  • Fuel smell
  • CEL (Check Engine Light) illuminated
  • Engine performing abnormally
  • Excessive exhaust smoke on load
  • Reduced throttle response

Possible P02CE Causes

  • Vacuum leak
  • Plugged air filter
  • Cracked intake tube
  • Head gasket defective
  • ECM issue
  • Cylinder 2 fuel injector defective
  • Worn/cracked piston rings
  • Cracked intake manifold
  • Leaking intake, PCV, EGR gaskets

Troubleshooting P02CE error code

  1. Check for vacuum leak and listen for any signs of a vacuum leak present
  2. Inspect and replace air filter if necessary
  3. Inspect fuel injector harnesses and connectors for corrosion and water intrusion
  4. Monitor fuel injector behavior with a scan tool
  5. Ensure ECM is mounted free from any moisture and debris
  6. Consult a professional for ECM diagnosis and programming