fouros
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you got it marlon
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No it will not,if it is a hard fault that is not fixed it will not be erased by disconnecting the battery,though the light may be off.The code will still be in the PCM even if it isn't a hard fault code,it will be stored as a historical code and will play havoc on someone trying to diag your vehicle for a major problem.disconnect the battery and pump your brakes leave battery disconnected for 10 - 15 mins
this will reset your CEL
I tried both methods mentioned above and wasn't able to retrieve any codes. First method yielded nothing and the second ended with a 1.4 which I'm assuming is the software version and then it went right to the miles on odometer. Do I have to go buy an OBD II reader?
Fixed the table above...
CODE ---> WHAT IT MEANS
30 ---> Sensor heater relay problem
36 ---> Sensor heater relay problem
106 ---> MAP sensor voltage out of range detected at startup
107 ---> MAP sensor voltage too low
108 ---> MAP sensor voltage too high
112 ---> Intake air temperature sensor voltage low
113 ---> Intake air (charge) temperature sensor voltage high
116 ---> Coolant temparature sensor reading doesn't make sense
117 ---> Engine coolant temperature sensor voltage low
118 ---> Engine coolant temperature sensor voltage high
121 ---> Throttle position sensor and MAP sensor disagree with each other
122 ---> Throttle position sensor voltage low
123 ---> Throttle position sensor voltage high
125 ---> Taking too long to reach proper operating temparature and switch to energy-efficient mode
129 ---> Bad barometric pressure sensor (thanks, John King)
130 ---> Sensor heater relay problem
131 ---> Oxygen sensor seems to be shorted out or broken
147 ---> Oxygen sensor heater element not working properly (this device helps to reduce emissions more quickly)
151 ---> Oxygen sensor voltage problem - short circuit to ground?
152 ---> Oxygen sensor voltage problem - short circuit to active 12V?
153 ---> Oxygen sensor response too slow
154 ---> Oxygen sensor does not show either a rich or lean condition - may need replacement
155 ---> Oxygen sensor heater element not working properly (this device helps to reduce emissions more quickly)
157 ---> Oxygen sensor voltage problem - short circuit to ground?
158 ---> Oxygen sensor voltage problem - short circuit to active 12V?
159 ---> Oxygen sensor response too slow
160 ---> Oxygen sensor does not show either a rich or lean condition - may need replacement
161 ---> Oxygen sensor heater element not working properly (this device helps to reduce emissions more quickly)
171 ---> The oxygen sensor is saying that the system air/fuel mix is far too lean (too much fuel is being added as a correction).
172 ---> The oxygen sensor is saying that the system air/fuel mix is far too rich (too much air is being added as a correction).
174 ---> The oxygen sensor is saying that the system air/fuel mix is far too lean (too much fuel is being added as a correction).
175 ---> The oxygen sensor is saying that the system air/fuel mix is far too rich (too much air is being added as a correction).
176 ---> Flex fuel sensor can't be seen
178 ---> Flex fuel sensor problem
179 ---> Flex fuel sensor problem
182 ---> Compressed natural gas temperature sensor problem
183 ---> Compressed natural gas temperature sensor problem
201 ---> Injector #1 control circuit problem (open or shorted)
202 ---> Injector #2 control circuit problem (open or shorted)
203 ---> Injector #3 control circuit problem (open or shorted)
204 ---> Injector #4 control circuit problem (open or shorted)
205 ---> Injector #5 control circuit problem (open or shorted)
206 ---> Injector #6 control circuit problem (open or shorted)
207 ---> Injector #7 control circuit problem (open or shorted)
208 ---> Injector #8 control circuit problem (open or shorted)
209 ---> Injector #9 control circuit problem (open or shorted)
210 ---> Injector #10 control circuit problem (open or shorted)
300 ---> Misfire detected in multiple cylinders.
301 ---> Misfire detected in cylinder #1.
302 ---> Misfire detected in cylinder #2.
303 ---> Misfire detected in cylinder #3.
304 ---> Misfire detected in cylinder #4.
305 ---> Misfire detected in cylinder #5.
306 ---> Misfire detected in cylinder #6.
307 ---> Misfire detected in cylinder #7
308 ---> Misfire detected in cylinder #8.
309 ---> Misfire detected in cylinder #9.
310 ---> Misfire detected in cylinder #10.
320 ---> Crankshaft position sensor reference signal cannot be found while the engine is cranking.
325 ---> Knock sensor (#1) signal is wrong.
330 ---> Knock sensor (#2) signal is wrong.
340 ---> No camshaft signal being received by the computer
350 ---> A coil is drawing too much current.
351 ---> Coil #1 is not reaching peak current at the right time
352 ---> Coil #2 is not reaching peak current at the right time
353 ---> Coil #3 is not reaching peak current at the right time
354 ---> Coil #4 is not reaching peak current at the right time
355 ---> Coil #5 is not reaching peak current at the right time
356 ---> Coil #6 is not reaching peak current at the right time
357 ---> Coil #7 is not reaching peak current at the right time
358 ---> Coil #8 is not reaching peak current at the right time
401 ---> A required change in air/fuel mixture was not detected during diagnostic test.
403 ---> An problem was detected in the EGR solenoid control circuit.
404 ---> The EGR sensor's reported position makes no sense
405 ---> EGR position sensor voltage wrong.
406 ---> EGR position sensor voltage wrong.
412 ---> The secondary air solenoid control circuit seems bad (this is used for the aspirator).
420 ---> The catalyst seems inefficient (#1).
432 ---> The catalyst seems inefficient (#2).
441 ---> Evaporative purge flow system not working properly
442 ---> A leak has been detected in the evaporative system! JeepKJ Note:Check your gas cap
443 ---> Evaporative purge flow system solenoid not working properly
455 ---> A large leak has been detected in the evaporative system!
456 ---> A small leak has been detected in the evaporative system!
460 ---> The fuel level sender is not reporting any change over a long distance. Something seems wrong.
P0038Is the above online somewhere? P0038
How I do that?Found the same site on my search. TJKJ can correct me if I am wrong, but these trouble codes aren't even mfg specific, I think they are OBD-II standard.
I think it's a bad O2. I'd get the code cleared and see if it comes back. Sometimes the O2 will just bounce out of range to trigger a CEL, but it still is functioning OK.
What's with this holding? I didn't hold anything.I tried cycling the key on and off holding the trip reset button, the only thing that happened was sets of #'s that came up. 666666 then 777777 thru 999999 and then the miliage came up. Is this normal?
Check the gas cap,may have a bad seal.Also look at the EVAP canister,the large black box by the gas tank,for any cracked hoses going to it.Check engine light came on today on my '05 Libby... I did the method the OP posted and got code P0456. Going by the list it says Small Leak in Evaporative system.
Is this common? Is it hard to fix? Is it ok to drive? Can it do damage?
And of course lastly is, can I get rid of the check engine light and drive with it?
For the most part most OBDII codes are universal but there are manufacturer and vehicle specific OBDII codes.Vipers are one example of a vehicle that has many OBDII codes that only pertain to it and no other vehicle.Atrus Found the same site on my search. TJKJ can correct me if I am wrong, but these trouble codes aren't even mfg specific, I think they are OBD-II standard.