help with s5
09-13-05, 12:50 AM
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help with s5
well i put in a new engine in my s5 and my oil pan has only one wire coming out of it...however my harness has two wires ..
now i think im misss one wire from the oil pan...iv seen other cars with two wires..cant rememeber if it was s4 oor s5
i think this is the reason why my check engine come on...its weird cause the check engine goes away when i press gas but come right back on when i let go
need help .its pissin me off
now i think im misss one wire from the oil pan...iv seen other cars with two wires..cant rememeber if it was s4 oor s5
i think this is the reason why my check engine come on...its weird cause the check engine goes away when i press gas but come right back on when i let go
need help .its pissin me off
09-13-05, 12:55 AM
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think this is the reason why my check engine come on...its weird cause the check engine goes away when i press gas but come right back on when i let go
09-13-05, 06:14 AM
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That extra wire is for the sub-zero assist for an extra oil temp sensor on the oil pan, but I think that was only for Zenki FC's?
I don't remember a Kouki FC having that system...
Are we talking turbo or non-turbo engine?
What year is your car?
What year is the motor?
-Ted
I don't remember a Kouki FC having that system...
Are we talking turbo or non-turbo engine?
What year is your car?
What year is the motor?
-Ted
09-13-05, 06:42 AM
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The missing sensor is the oil temp switch for the sub-zero start assist system. I'm presuming your new engine is a J-spec, because this system was fitted to US FC's but not to J-spec FC's.
This has nothing to do with your check engine light. Check for error codes to see what's causing it.
http://www.johnr.com/cpucodes.html
This has nothing to do with your check engine light. Check for error codes to see what's causing it.
http://www.johnr.com/cpucodes.html