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kerzo

posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 23:44

quote:
Originally posted by mistdotcom
what does HTH mean? also what does TTT mean?


TTT means To The Top ie to bring the thread nearer the top of the forum


MikeH

posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 23:35

are you sure ignition 25 times resets ecu?

will it reset it to let me recalibrate for mods too?


Mistamist

posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 23:20

what does HTH mean? also what does TTT mean?


Mikorsa16v

posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 23:12

HTH


Mikorsa16v

posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 23:11

FAULT CODES
The warning lamp will illuminate when the ignition is switched on, but as soon as the engine is started the warning lamp will go out. If the warning lamp stays on or comes on while the engine is running, then the ecu has detected a fault. If the ecu detects a serious fault then the ecu will then switch to an emergency programme which will allow the vehicle to be driven to a garage, so that the fault can be cured.

To activate the fault codes connect a wire to A and B of the diagnostic plug (10 pin version), then the fault codes will be displayed from the fault code light as flashes, eg. fault code 12 displays as one flash, pause, then two flashes.

To erase the fault code, turn the ignition on/off for 25 times, if this is unsuccessful then disconnect the battery earth lead for at least one minute. The disadvantage for removing the earth lead is that it will erase the memory from other electronic units, eg. security coded radio.
Fault Code
Associated Component/Cause Of Fault

12
Diagnosis Initiated

13
Lambda Sensor (Open Circuit)

14
Coolant Temperature Sensor (Voltage Low)

15
Coolant Temperature Sensor (Voltage High)

16
Knock Signal Circuit

17
Fuel Injector Circuit(s)

18
Knock Filter Module

19
Incorrect RPM Signal

21
Throttle Position Sensor (Voltage High)

22
Throttle Position Sensor (Voltage Low)

24
Speed Sensor (No Signal)

28
Fuel Pump Relay (Contact Problem)

29
Fuel Pump Relay (Voltage Low)

32
Fuel Pump Relay (Voltage High)

33
MAP Sensor (Voltage High)

34
MAP Sensor (Voltage Low)

35
Stepper Motor (No Idle Speed Control)

41
EST Line Coil Cylinder 2 & 3 (Voltage High)

42
EST Line Coil Cylinder 1 & 4 (Voltage High)

43
Linear EGR System

44
Lambda Sensor (Mixture Too Weak)

45
Lambda Sensor (Mixture Too Rich)

46
EST Lines (Voltage High)

47
Linear EGR Position

49
Battery Voltage High

51
Electronic Control Unit (Memory Failure)

52
Secondary Air Pump Relay (Voltage Low)

53
Secondary Air Pump Relay (Voltage High)

55
Electronic Control Unit

56
Air Control Solenoid (Voltage Low)

57
Air Control Solenoid (Voltage High)

61
Fuel Tank Vent Valve (Voltage Low)

62
Fuel Tank Vent Valve (Voltage High)

63
EST Line Coil Cylinder 2 & 3 (Voltage Low)

64
EST Line Coil Cylinder 1 & 4 (Voltage Low)

66
Throttle Position Sensor (Hose Broken)

67
Hot Wire Meter (Out Of Range)

68
Hot Wire Meter (Incorrect Frequency)

69
Air Temperature Sensor (Voltage Low)

71
Air Temperature Sensor (Voltage High)

72
EST Lines (Open Circuit)

75
Torque Control (Voltage Low)

76
Torque Control (Continuous)

81
Injector Valve (Voltage High)

83
Immobiliser (No or Wrong Code)

84
Immobiliser (No Signal)

85
Immobiliser (Wring Signal)

87
Air Conditioning Cutoff Relay (Voltage Low)

88
Air Conditioning Cutoff Relay (Voltage High)

92
Camshaft Sensor (Hall Sensor Circuit)

93
Quad Driver Module


Mistamist

posted on 2nd Sep 03 at 23:10

What are they and how do you tell what one is?