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Intermittent SES now the cruise wont work

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Old 10-10-2006, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Scanning and deleting codes will turn off the light temporarily. From that scan, determine the problem and fixing it will keep the light off.

Other than that, please list if you've tried these things.
I have reset the computer by disconnecting the battery. I drove the car for a while and no light and the cruise worked, but now we are back to square one. It is the same code and I am at a loss for what to do next....
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I don't think we are at square one. I think we need to combine your overheating thread and this one.

The quad you are mentioning is for overheat issues.

Chris..you recently changed belts? Did you route properly?
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
I don't think we are at square one. I think we need to combine your overheating thread and this one.

The quad you are mentioning is for overheat issues.

Chris..you recently changed belts? Did you route properly?
Yes the belt is routed properly....... Well BRB........ Yes it is the right way.
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Have you tried burping the system when it'* cold as well as hot? (pretend I have experience with the worlds worst air boundness)
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Have you tried burping the system when it'* cold as well as hot? (pretend I have experience with the worlds worst air boundness)
As in purging when cold? No, I didn't know that was possible. how do I do that? Just open the bleed screw?
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Open bleed screw, and rad cap..add to rad as necessary.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Open bleed screw, and rad cap..add to rad as necessary.
Well that will have to wait until I get home......... No coolant with me.... :?
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We need a scan to see if your PCM temperature reading matches the gauge. If the PCM ECT is bad, the PCM will think you're running hotter than you really are.
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Originally Posted by willwren
We need a scan to see if your PCM temperature reading matches the gauge. If the PCM ECT is bad, the PCM will think you're running hotter than you really are.
Well I replaced both sensors for the temp, the one for the gauge and the one for the computer. I would assume they are correct becuase as I watch the temp climb, I can see my oil pressure go down, and as well all know the pressure is higher when cold....... If there I have bought a new RAD. cap to try that and will put it on before going home tonight, if that doesn't work, i guess I will take it in and have it scanned......
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