Help!!!!! Fixing this computer codes
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Help!!!!! Fixing this computer codes
COMPUTER SCAN:---INSTALLED DIAGNOSTIC COMPUTER FOUND CODES poo98 iat sensor2 high voltage,po480 cooling fan 1 control circuit,po315 ckp/cam coorelation not learned,THESE CODES ARE THE SOURCE OF COOLING FAN COMPLAINT AND NO POWER DUE TO ENGINE BEING IN REDUCED POWER MODE.... so anyone of u guy can help me fixing those codes or tell me where to start, im tired of been runing with 3 pound of boost...
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Nvm. I had this big write up but realised unless you have a lot of experience fixing cars it's not worth the information. If you don't have access to a tech 2 its pretty much worthless anyway. Take it to a local dealer and have them look at it. It could be any number of things, and even unrelated problems. Keep us updated I'm kinda curious
Some quick things I could tell you to try is turn your ac on so the cooling fans are on, and see if they are working. The one should come on and the other should come on when it gets really hot. If they don't come on try swapping the relays for the fan control. But that P0315 you should have looked at. It's a quick learn procedure that you should get done, you need a tech 2. If that code doesn't go away you potentially have a serious problem
Some quick things I could tell you to try is turn your ac on so the cooling fans are on, and see if they are working. The one should come on and the other should come on when it gets really hot. If they don't come on try swapping the relays for the fan control. But that P0315 you should have looked at. It's a quick learn procedure that you should get done, you need a tech 2. If that code doesn't go away you potentially have a serious problem
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Nvm. I had this big write up but realised unless you have a lot of experience fixing cars it's not worth the information. If you don't have access to a tech 2 its pretty much worthless anyway. Take it to a local dealer and have them look at it. It could be any number of things, and even unrelated problems. Keep us updated I'm kinda curious
Some quick things I could tell you to try is turn your ac on so the cooling fans are on, and see if they are working. The one should come on and the other should come on when it gets really hot. If they don't come on try swapping the relays for the fan control. But that P0315 you should have looked at. It's a quick learn procedure that you should get done, you need a tech 2. If that code doesn't go away you potentially have a serious problem
Some quick things I could tell you to try is turn your ac on so the cooling fans are on, and see if they are working. The one should come on and the other should come on when it gets really hot. If they don't come on try swapping the relays for the fan control. But that P0315 you should have looked at. It's a quick learn procedure that you should get done, you need a tech 2. If that code doesn't go away you potentially have a serious problem
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