Trouble Code ..... hehehehe
#1
Hihi ....
11 - Crankshaft Position Sensor
12 - Starter Switch
13 - Camshaft Position Sensor
21 - Engine Coolant Temp. Sensor
22 - Knock Sensor
23 - Mass Air Flow Sensor
24 - Idle Air Control Solenoid Valve
31 - Throttle Position Sensor
32 - Oxygen Sensor
33 - Vehicle Speed Sensor 2
35 - Purge Control Solenoid Valve
42 - Idle Switch
44 - Wastegate Control Solenoid Valve
45 - Pressure Sensor & Pressure Exchange Solenoid Valve
51 - Neutral Position Switch
That is all for today .... if u want more .. next time ok.
Cheers.
11 - Crankshaft Position Sensor
12 - Starter Switch
13 - Camshaft Position Sensor
21 - Engine Coolant Temp. Sensor
22 - Knock Sensor
23 - Mass Air Flow Sensor
24 - Idle Air Control Solenoid Valve
31 - Throttle Position Sensor
32 - Oxygen Sensor
33 - Vehicle Speed Sensor 2
35 - Purge Control Solenoid Valve
42 - Idle Switch
44 - Wastegate Control Solenoid Valve
45 - Pressure Sensor & Pressure Exchange Solenoid Valve
51 - Neutral Position Switch
That is all for today .... if u want more .. next time ok.
Cheers.
#5
Tal...
If there any fualts detected by the ECU (ie faulty sensors), they are normally logged in the ECU memory...
There are two ways of reading the memory:
1. Connect the Subaru Select Monitor and read them
2. Connect the read-memory plugs under the dashboard and translate the MIL flashes into the above numbers..
That will tell you where the fault lies... if there is one...
J.
If there any fualts detected by the ECU (ie faulty sensors), they are normally logged in the ECU memory...
There are two ways of reading the memory:
1. Connect the Subaru Select Monitor and read them
2. Connect the read-memory plugs under the dashboard and translate the MIL flashes into the above numbers..
That will tell you where the fault lies... if there is one...
J.
#7
Jay,
aw shucks - the secret is out now.
Beneath the steering column there are four connectors - black, male/female and green male/female.
To read the fault memory
Connect the black ones and turn the ignition on. If the check engine light flashes morse code at you, open the bonnet and go and see if it still there
The long pulses are the decimals and the short pulses the digits - as in FLAAAAAAAAAASH, FLAAAAAAAAAAAAASH, FLASH, FLASH, FLASH PAUSE is a code 23 which I have seen lots of in the last week.
A non-fault car will flash evenly and continuously.
Cheers,
David
PS This sounds like something that should be in the FAQ - if it hasn't already made it into the latest version (haven't checked for a while)
[This message has been edited by Rannoch (edited 29-11-1999).]
aw shucks - the secret is out now.
Beneath the steering column there are four connectors - black, male/female and green male/female.
To read the fault memory
Connect the black ones and turn the ignition on. If the check engine light flashes morse code at you, open the bonnet and go and see if it still there
The long pulses are the decimals and the short pulses the digits - as in FLAAAAAAAAAASH, FLAAAAAAAAAAAAASH, FLASH, FLASH, FLASH PAUSE is a code 23 which I have seen lots of in the last week.
A non-fault car will flash evenly and continuously.
Cheers,
David
PS This sounds like something that should be in the FAQ - if it hasn't already made it into the latest version (haven't checked for a while)
[This message has been edited by Rannoch (edited 29-11-1999).]
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#11
Sam,
there is much more interesting things you can do with the connectors - one of which is to check the boost solenoid for example, reset the ECU, properly, clear ECU memory.
Buy Training WRX from Scoobymania, that is one source of the information - and it is clear that there are number users of this site that know the secret black magic
David
there is much more interesting things you can do with the connectors - one of which is to check the boost solenoid for example, reset the ECU, properly, clear ECU memory.
Buy Training WRX from Scoobymania, that is one source of the information - and it is clear that there are number users of this site that know the secret black magic
David
#13
<B>DOH!</B>
No go on what does it do? I would check but James won't let me hook them up on his and I've got an EVO so obviously can't do it to mine.
Liam
[This message has been edited by Liam (edited 30-11-1999).]
No go on what does it do? I would check but James won't let me hook them up on his and I've got an EVO so obviously can't do it to mine.
Liam
[This message has been edited by Liam (edited 30-11-1999).]
#16
Trainning WRX - Is a good book to buy and get information from.
Mr Steve Bijok is a young and up coming tuner.... smart guy.
If u like Subaru ... U will love this book. Is very informative and worth buying.
So go and grab the book ... but .. there is no trouble code inside.
If u r looking for trouble code ... buy Autodata book .... hahahahaha ... is all in there.
Cheers ..... rite Firefox????
Mr Steve Bijok is a young and up coming tuner.... smart guy.
If u like Subaru ... U will love this book. Is very informative and worth buying.
So go and grab the book ... but .. there is no trouble code inside.
If u r looking for trouble code ... buy Autodata book .... hahahahaha ... is all in there.
Cheers ..... rite Firefox????
#18
DYNT...
shhhh...dont give anyway anymore secrets...
They might be quicker at reading than us..and realise we are still on page 2 of "How an impreza works"....they might get to chapter 2..and know more than us..
J.
shhhh...dont give anyway anymore secrets...
They might be quicker at reading than us..and realise we are still on page 2 of "How an impreza works"....they might get to chapter 2..and know more than us..
J.
#24
Err, non technical bloke here.
If I plug these two black "things" together on my MY98 I assume the engine light will begin to flash. So according to the advise above if it flashes "smoothly" then all is sweetness and light, if it flashes in "morse" then there may be a problem that I am not currently aware of ( told you I wasn't technical ). If this is the case can someone let me know, and if possible what the "codes" are for a MY98.
Cheers
Yex
If I plug these two black "things" together on my MY98 I assume the engine light will begin to flash. So according to the advise above if it flashes "smoothly" then all is sweetness and light, if it flashes in "morse" then there may be a problem that I am not currently aware of ( told you I wasn't technical ). If this is the case can someone let me know, and if possible what the "codes" are for a MY98.
Cheers
Yex
#28
Yex,
you got it in one - I think Firefox may feel generous enough soon to bring us lesson 2
That is the MY98 codes - beware they are different.
Cheers,
Another non-technical bloke
(You should see all my emails to Jay - cheers Jay )
you got it in one - I think Firefox may feel generous enough soon to bring us lesson 2
That is the MY98 codes - beware they are different.
Cheers,
Another non-technical bloke
(You should see all my emails to Jay - cheers Jay )
#29
Howdy peeps...
Ok.. Lesson Two.... lol
98 Codes:
11 Crank sensor
12 Starter
13 Camshaft
21 Coolant Temp
22 Knock
23/45 Pressure
24 Idle Control solenoid
26 Air intake
31 TPS
32 O2
33 Vehicle speed
35 Purge
49 CO resistor
51 Neutral position
53 Immobiliser
54 Air intake
Lesson 3 is how to read them....
flash...flaaaaaaash.....flash....flaaaaaaash... lol
J.
Ok.. Lesson Two.... lol
98 Codes:
11 Crank sensor
12 Starter
13 Camshaft
21 Coolant Temp
22 Knock
23/45 Pressure
24 Idle Control solenoid
26 Air intake
31 TPS
32 O2
33 Vehicle speed
35 Purge
49 CO resistor
51 Neutral position
53 Immobiliser
54 Air intake
Lesson 3 is how to read them....
flash...flaaaaaaash.....flash....flaaaaaaash... lol
J.
#30
U can even make the engine perform better .. at least 15% improvement on the torque by working ... on the ...... *something got to do wit the trouble code connector* .... fast buck.
R U all ready for the 2000 onwards trouble code???? Only for the 7S type of ECU wit 3 connector .......
Cheers.
R U all ready for the 2000 onwards trouble code???? Only for the 7S type of ECU wit 3 connector .......
Cheers.