What did you do with your DII today?
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2012
Posts: 32
Likes: 2
From: Western Colorado
Progress!
Recently replaced the after-cat passenger side O2 sensor which cleared all my O2 sensor codes. However, now I had a new set of codes related to evap/MAF, etc. (P0414, P0445, P0448, P0340, P0102, P1884, P1590 and P1451) one of which was also an erratic right front ABS sensor that wasn’t there after fixing my amigos. Searched the site on one of the codes and lucked onto a thread with nearly identical set of codes caused by under hood fuses #2 and #5 being blown. Checked my fuses and found # 2 (engine management) blown. Replaced the fuse and cleared the entire set of codes leaving only my erratic LF wheel sensor code. Not sure what caused it to blow, but I’m not complaining since it didn’t repeat. Cleaned up the LF front ABS sensor and the light is now gone. I can now remove the black tape covering the ABS light that was installed by the previous owner to hide it. The Christmas tree of lights that once lit up our dash is now down to just the SRS light all by its lonesome. Need to update my Autel AL619 and see if the new version will read the SRS code to narrow my focus. Getting closer!
Recovery Vehicle
Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 798
Likes: 3
From: Las Vegas Nevada
Recently replaced the after-cat passenger side O2 sensor which cleared all my O2 sensor codes. However, now I had a new set of codes related to evap/MAF, etc. (P0414, P0445, P0448, P0340, P0102, P1884, P1590 and P1451) one of which was also an erratic right front ABS sensor that wasn’t there after fixing my amigos. Searched the site on one of the codes and lucked onto a thread with nearly identical set of codes caused by under hood fuses #2 and #5 being blown. Checked my fuses and found # 2 (engine management) blown. Replaced the fuse and cleared the entire set of codes leaving only my erratic LF wheel sensor code. Not sure what caused it to blow, but I’m not complaining since it didn’t repeat. Cleaned up the LF front ABS sensor and the light is now gone. I can now remove the black tape covering the ABS light that was installed by the previous owner to hide it. The Christmas tree of lights that once lit up our dash is now down to just the SRS light all by its lonesome. Need to update my Autel AL619 and see if the new version will read the SRS code to narrow my focus. Getting closer!
If you change sensors or anything electrical with the battery plugged in you could blow a fuse. For the SRS light, you should check under the front seats for the SRS plug, sometimes they corrode a little or just get unplugged, I hope that's the case!
Dane.