PFS PMC Error code on PFS/EFI PMS?
05-20-01, 01:49 PM
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Error code on PFS/EFI PMS?
My purple box is geting an error code of 0004(RAM problem) Anybody have any ideas on this one??
Actually I think 0004 means
Invalid EEPROM checksum?
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[This message has been edited by Donovan (edited May 20, 2001).]
Actually I think 0004 means
Invalid EEPROM checksum?
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[This message has been edited by Donovan (edited May 20, 2001).]
05-24-01, 10:49 PM
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I got that this morning. Actually, i got 0204. i think it is a EEPROM error. anyway, it maintained the error on my commute to work. i noticed i had lost all my settings. actually, i was hitting fuel cut at 4000 rpm, and was like WTF! then i saw the default RPM limit on the controlled read 4000! ARGH! anyway, i changed everything back, the error stayed. On the way home tonight, i looked at the error and it now reads 0200. The "4" is gone. Don't know the deal.
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05-25-01, 12:30 AM
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Donovan,
To be honest with you, you probably won't get much support from the Forum when dealing with the PFS/EFI PMS. If you haven't noticed....most of these folks have Haltech, Apexi and Wolf. You need to go to Yahoo's e-groups and become a memeber of the EFI group. Doug at EFI, who developed the box is also a member and often helps with error codes and more difficult programming functions. I'm new at this, just like you, and it has been a HUGE help.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/EFIPMSlist
To be honest with you, you probably won't get much support from the Forum when dealing with the PFS/EFI PMS. If you haven't noticed....most of these folks have Haltech, Apexi and Wolf. You need to go to Yahoo's e-groups and become a memeber of the EFI group. Doug at EFI, who developed the box is also a member and often helps with error codes and more difficult programming functions. I'm new at this, just like you, and it has been a HUGE help.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/EFIPMSlist
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