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02-12-05, 09:09 PM
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Code 9
I am still getting a code 9... I figured the sensor was bad, but the new motor I got came with a water pump which has the sensor in it and I still get code 9...
Am I thinking of the right part or what else can I check?
--Gary
Am I thinking of the right part or what else can I check?
--Gary
02-13-05, 04:19 AM
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Through a process of deduction I figured out you have a S5. Next time please tell us...
Did you clear the error code after installing the new sensor? Have you checked for continuity between the sensor and the ECU?
Did you clear the error code after installing the new sensor? Have you checked for continuity between the sensor and the ECU?
02-13-05, 04:29 AM
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Originally Posted by NZConvertible
Through a process of deduction I figured out you have a S5. Next time please tell us...
Did you clear the error code after installing the new sensor? Have you checked for continuity between the sensor and the ECU?
Did you clear the error code after installing the new sensor? Have you checked for continuity between the sensor and the ECU?
I had the car throwing code 9 with my other engine too, same wiring harness... but what are the chances both sensors are bad when they were both last known to be working? Unlikely.
Other than the harness and plug anything else I can check? (I haven't made these checks, I'm just saying to get ahead of myself)
Thanks.
--Gary
02-13-05, 04:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Bob_The_Normal
What pin in the ECU?
...what are the chances both sensors are bad when they were both last known to be working?
02-13-05, 12:17 PM
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the codes are simple. they set when the circuit is open or short, and sometimes when the signal is out of range. i forget what code 9 is, but basically theres 3 things it could be
1. the sensor
2. the wiring
3. the ecu (this is rare)
so if you swapped sensors and the code is still there its time to look at #2 and 3
1. the sensor
2. the wiring
3. the ecu (this is rare)
so if you swapped sensors and the code is still there its time to look at #2 and 3
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Damn man you guys should know I'm not a newbie, I've been I've swapped engines a few times and done a rebuild... know what the codes are and how they work.
My question was whether there was any other reason the sensor could throw that code, because from looking at it the wiring was in good condition... I WILL test it but I was asking in the mean time to save myself the trouble of some oddball thing that could make it malfunction.
Obviously you HAVE answered my question in a long-about way though. Thanks =p
--Gary
My question was whether there was any other reason the sensor could throw that code, because from looking at it the wiring was in good condition... I WILL test it but I was asking in the mean time to save myself the trouble of some oddball thing that could make it malfunction.
Obviously you HAVE answered my question in a long-about way though. Thanks =p
--Gary
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Originally Posted by Bob_The_Normal
Damn man you guys should know I'm not a newbie, I've been I've swapped engines a few times and done a rebuild... know what the codes are and how they work.
My question was whether there was any other reason the sensor could throw that code, because from looking at it the wiring was in good condition... I WILL test it but I was asking in the mean time to save myself the trouble of some oddball thing that could make it malfunction.
Obviously you HAVE answered my question in a long-about way though. Thanks =p
--Gary
My question was whether there was any other reason the sensor could throw that code, because from looking at it the wiring was in good condition... I WILL test it but I was asking in the mean time to save myself the trouble of some oddball thing that could make it malfunction.
Obviously you HAVE answered my question in a long-about way though. Thanks =p
--Gary
if its wired up like it should be there really are 3 things it could be
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