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stuyw

posted on 20th Mar 03 at 23:24

http://www.knighta.f9.co.uk/info/fault_codes/fault_codes.htm#gm


luca2020

posted on 20th Mar 03 at 23:21

lol disconnecting ur ECU wont cure ur car!

when u re-connect it it will still read the same faults cos u havent done anything to get rid of them

u can find out what the problems are with 2 ways:

take it to vaux

or

theirs a guide somewhere on how to get the codes from the ecu, then compare the codes with the list that tells u whats wrong, not sure where the list is tho


kerzo

posted on 20th Mar 03 at 22:43

I think i will just leave it and keep my £30 for something else!

Thanks anyway guys


stuyw

posted on 18th Mar 03 at 19:10

yeah but if u reset the ECU, the codes are still gonna be there coz the ECU will pick them up - better off taking it 2 vauxhall m8 :(


essexracer

Icon depicting mood of post posted on 18th Mar 03 at 19:07

i have a 1.4 16v econtec engine...to reset the ecu i heard u disconnect the battery for at least 1 hour...then reconnect it, and start the car, making sure u dont touch the accelerator pedle for the 1st 10seconds....and it should cough and splutter and then smooth itself out...


but iv also heard that that only works for th vauxhall 8v engines. is this true?


cheers,
james:wave:


stuyw

posted on 18th Mar 03 at 18:04

only thing for u 2 do now m8 is take it 2 vauxhall, but they will charge u 30 quid for looking at it :mad:


Ed Renshaw

posted on 18th Mar 03 at 18:01

I think I have the same problem as kerzo - I have replaced bits and codes still there???


miles

posted on 18th Mar 03 at 01:10

They need to be cleared electronically.


widget

posted on 18th Mar 03 at 00:24

i have tried that as well,but when i plug it back in i still get the same 8 codes flashing at me :( cant seem to get rid of them


datakid

posted on 18th Mar 03 at 00:20

Just Unplug the ECU itself and leave it overnite. Its located behind the OS Kick Panel, theres just two plugs into it.
In the Morning Plug it back in and leave the car on idle for ten mins.


kerzo

posted on 17th Mar 03 at 23:27

Am I right in thinking that the ECU can be reset without actually disconecting the battery?

The reason that I am asking is that I have a Toad AI606 alarm on the car and didnt want to risk buggering it up by cutting off the power.

Any help welcome.