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Old 06-22-05, 01:26 PM
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Error codes from the ECU

OK, I tryed to do the right thing and do a search on this, just cant seem to find helpfull info.
My 91 vert. will rev. up to red line if I do it slow and steady, however, if I punch the peadal down fast it starts sputtering, then I get the engine warning light.
So I did the code checking the thread said, I came up with codes, 26 & 27, which are MOP(step motor), and, MOP(general)basic fuel inj. and fixed timing, respectively.
My questions are, is the step motor in the electric oil pump I saw when I replaced my water pump?
What does basic fuel inj. and fix timing have to do with the MOP?
And, can I just swap out the MOP with a new one and be done with my sputtering problem?
Has anyone out there had this problem or have any input on the matter?
Thanks in advance!
Old 06-22-05, 04:10 PM
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Sounds like your car is going into limp mode. You can swap in a known good OMP and it should solve your problems. Also pull your ECU to check for burn spots. Some people have had the OMP take out there ECU as well.
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Thanks for the input, can you direct me to a source in getting a price on a OMP and ECU.
I kind of had a feeling it might be something like this, I saw a listing on MAZDATRIX I think, a new OMP for about $1300.00 ........OUCH!!!!
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Just thought I would post this as I seem to have figured out what my problem is.
The diagnostic codes I retreived from my ECU were correct, there was a problem with the circuit to my OMP.
I found two wires loose at the connection on top of the alternator,
these two wires run directly to the OMP, the ECU generated a problem code based on the lack of information due to a broken circuit.
I guess this just illusrtates the need to use a little common sense when trying to figure out a problem.
Luckily I only bought a used OMP, which I now have an extra!?!?!?
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Lesson learned being: check and double check all the simple things before throwing money at the problem. We have all been there.

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