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Engine Fault code P0171
- Thread starter rworell
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
BRAKE CODE
If it cleared quickly , I'm guessing your fluid may be on the Low side of full .... and the surge ( from hard braking ) cause dit to flash a code ..... The sensor for the amount of brake fluid is imho overly sensitive to the amount needed in the container ..... Mike :thumbup:
If it cleared quickly , I'm guessing your fluid may be on the Low side of full .... and the surge ( from hard braking ) cause dit to flash a code ..... The sensor for the amount of brake fluid is imho overly sensitive to the amount needed in the container ..... Mike :thumbup:
Chupaca
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Let's see....
The code you mention is for bank one running lean. It also talks about the ecm and computer communicating with the vss. Have had this before for similar reason but once you shut down and remove the key letting the computers reset it clears and will be stored. I think sudden movements mess with the computers minds..:roflblack:
The code you mention is for bank one running lean. It also talks about the ecm and computer communicating with the vss. Have had this before for similar reason but once you shut down and remove the key letting the computers reset it clears and will be stored. I think sudden movements mess with the computers minds..:roflblack:
RinconRyder
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It sounds more like a sensor issue than a computer issue. The computer is just responding to what the sensors send. Technicality I know but attending to the sensor and its asset is probably a better first step than trying to figure out the computer.
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