Brother has some codes on his L67 2000 SE (updated 10-2)
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Brother has some codes on his L67 2000 SE (updated 10-2)
He came up with
P0137----O2 signal Low bank, sensor 2
U1000----- class 2 serial com problem
P0440----Evap emissions system fault
P1260---Fuel pump speed relay control ckt
Also was getting a cyclinder 4 misfire
P0137----O2 signal Low bank, sensor 2
U1000----- class 2 serial com problem
P0440----Evap emissions system fault
P1260---Fuel pump speed relay control ckt
Also was getting a cyclinder 4 misfire
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No, we still have the L36 pump.
Ted... do you know if any of these codes would prevent a NYS inspection. I know the EVAP, and rear O2 can be disabled by intense through the pcm. (obviously going to fix them but just saying)
Ted... do you know if any of these codes would prevent a NYS inspection. I know the EVAP, and rear O2 can be disabled by intense through the pcm. (obviously going to fix them but just saying)
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ohh, i thought you were allowed so many points (with each code being worth a set amount of points). I dunno.... I have 1995s and dont worry. Brother is a little worried about it. But i know the evap and o2 codes can be disabled. The fuel code.... how is that fixable, a l67 pump and canister ect?
As for the communication code... would that be because it is a L67 pcm in the car?
As for the communication code... would that be because it is a L67 pcm in the car?
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1999-...5573QQtcZphoto
Would that fix the fuel code, or is there a seperate module also?
Would that fix the fuel code, or is there a seperate module also?