Newbie needs advice on OBD II codes
#11
Mike,
Thanks for joining in.
To answer your question, the truck is running fine. It idles good, accelerates good, no knocking, etc. The only thing to suggest that something is wrong is the service light.
I found through a Google search that the 0004 code means fuel volume regulator circuit high and the 1100 means MAF intermittent. Who knows if the source is legit.
I checked the air filter yesterday and it looked pretty clean. Maybe I should change it anyway. Is there a thread or "How to" that shows how to check for vacuum leaks? I have the RAVE CD but am still getting used to navigating through it.
Thanks,
Greg
Thanks for joining in.
To answer your question, the truck is running fine. It idles good, accelerates good, no knocking, etc. The only thing to suggest that something is wrong is the service light.
I found through a Google search that the 0004 code means fuel volume regulator circuit high and the 1100 means MAF intermittent. Who knows if the source is legit.
I checked the air filter yesterday and it looked pretty clean. Maybe I should change it anyway. Is there a thread or "How to" that shows how to check for vacuum leaks? I have the RAVE CD but am still getting used to navigating through it.
Thanks,
Greg
Did you ever get this solved? I have the 1100 and the 0004 codes.
#12
i suggest you do the 60k service to you truck found in the HOW TO section. if it is still throwing error codes i'm gonna say its your MAF sensor. you can't clean it, its super sensitive doesnt work. replace it with the Bosch MAF in the Land Rover box NOT an aftermarket one or a Bosch not in an LR box.
However, I CAN verify that cleaning (improperly) a Rover MAF for no reason CAN kill it, so don't bother unless it's already the problem! lol
#13
What? Why are we giving THIS advice? If the MAF ends up being "bad" or the culprit, what does it hurt to TRY cleaning it first? I've heard of several people having success, just clean it carefully and let it fully dry before putting back in and starting up. If it doesn't work, THEN spend the money.
However, I CAN verify that cleaning (improperly) a Rover MAF for no reason CAN kill it, so don't bother unless it's already the problem! lol
However, I CAN verify that cleaning (improperly) a Rover MAF for no reason CAN kill it, so don't bother unless it's already the problem! lol
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