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truck stalled a couple of times stayed running after I hit
the gas a few times.Pulled the EFI fuse left it out about
an hour light came back on,now it stays running at one point I hit the gas and the light went out but came back on.I'm new to Toyota's so any help would be great.
is their a reset button for this vortec 6 4.3
I have a Honda Odyssey 97 and I am having the same problem as you with the soot. Mechanics say they have never seen anything like it. Have you had your issue resolved ?
Joanna
P0174 = Fuel Trim System Lean (Bank 2)
P0300 = Random, Multiple Misfire
THe first two codes indicate the engine is running lean, which can cause the third code from a lean mixture misfire. Highly unlikely that both upstream O2 sensors would sign off at the same time. First thing I'd do it check fuel pressure. I know you've had the pump and filter replaced, but parts can be defective out of the box. Next, verify there are no vacuum leaks allowing unmetered air to enter the engine, and that the mass airflow sensor is operating within specs. For chasing down vacuum leaks, a smoke machine hooked up to the intake works wonders. If your dealership doesn't have one, find a shop which does.
U1064 = Loss of Communications with Body Control Module
This one might be a fluke, various reasons why it might set. I usually clear this code then see if it resets.
http://www.epa.gov/otaq/consumer/warr95fs.txt
Which trouble codes were retrieved? If the codes had been cleared, AutoZone will retrieve any current ones no charge.
I thought 180 bucks to reprogram the module was a little exspensive. The mechanic wants to reprogram module to latest calibration using WDS release B32.5 or higher.
Thanks Len
Because it has not effected the operation of the car I was in hopes I could just cut the wires going to the sensor to put out the light and not have to spend money trying to replace the sensor.
I just came back from Autozone about my G20's engine light. The reader showed code P1400. I surfed the internet and this code means EGRC - Solenoid Valve for Infiniti vehicles. Have anyone experienced this issue in the past, and what do I need to do in order to resolve this issue. Thank you for your help
I hooked up my scanner this weekend and pulled the following codes:
P0304 - cylinder 4 misfire
P0300 - random/multiple cylinder misfire
P0103 - mass or volume air flow circuit high input
I've been having a strange hesitation problem lately with my Prizm. The car will miss and bog down when trying to moderately accelerate between 1800 and 3200 rpms. First thing I figured was bad plugs or wires, but that wasn't it. Some things I noticed:
1. Doesn't happen under light acceleration
2. Doesn't happen when vehicle is cold - only after warmed up
3. When its missing, I can clutch the vehicle and rev thru the rpm range with no problems. The problem only seems to happen under load
I'm stumped on this one. Anyone have advice on what to check?
Thanks
I was looking to pull the MAF and clean the contacts , but I did a little more homework and found out that the Prizm/Corolla's around this year don't have a MAF sensor. They use input from the MAP sensor combined with input from another sensor (forgot which one).
My scan tool came with software to monitor sensor readings. The readings for the MAP sensor all stayed in the "green" range while accelerating/decelerating (6 at idle and 27 at hwy speed). I'm not sure what else to check at this point.
Pulled the codes again after a week and I got all of the same codes plus P1400 - TPS ground/no voltage reading. I'm going to replace the throttle position sensor. Seems to make sense that this could be the problem from the symptoms I'm having.
Obviously you didn't see me "adjust" one with a sledgehammer on 86 Ford p/u after it drove me nuts for a couple of months. Sledgehammer sometimes works better than nerve pills!!!!!
Thank You
Charlie Carroll
The MIL turned on after my car started loosing power, sort of intermittent run and some time when not in gear (standard transmission) the engine went off.
Reading the code foud P0172. In order to fix it, checked the following:
disconnect MAF (no change)
Spray water vapours to the ignition wires and found sparks between wires and between wires and engine's body. A friend told me about this method.
After replacing the ignition wires everything went to normal.
Hope this will help others, before buting any parts check yje ignition wires.