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Old Apr 6, 2021 | 06:19 PM
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List of codes thrown by the car:

P0123 TPS VOLTAGE HIGH
P0341 CAM SIGNAL ERROR
P0321 IC 24X SIGNAL ERROR
P1630 SYSTEM VOLTAGE ERROR
P0117 ENGINE COOLANT TEMP. LOW
P0118 ENGINE COOLANT TEMP. HIGH
P0134 H02S ERROR
P1640 QDM A ERROR
P0113 IAT SENSOR HIGH
P0502 VSS CKT. SIGNAL ERROR
P0112 IAT SENSOR LOW
P0122 TPS VOLTAGE LOW
P0703 TCC BRAKE SW. SENSOR
P0501 VSS CKT. NO SIGNAL
P0755 SSB ERROR
P0101 MAF SENSOR ERROR
P0705 TRANS. RANGE SW. ERROR
P0712 TFT SENSOR CKT. HIGH (LO TEMP)
P0713 TFT SENSOR CKT. LOW (HIGH TEMP)
P0132 H02S SYSTEM RICH
P0131 H02S SYSTEM LEAN
P0325 KS CIRCUIT ERROR
P1350 IC EST BYPASS ERROR
P0342 CAM SENSOR ERROR
P0740 TCC ERROR
P1650 QDM B ERROR
P1405 EGR 3 SOLENOID ERROR
P1404 EGR 2 SOLENOID ERROR
P1403 EGR 1 SOLENOID ERROR
P1361 IC EST ERROR
P1623 PROM ERROR
P1530 A/C PRESS. SENSOR ERROR


Where do i start so i can clear this list up?
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Old Apr 6, 2021 | 08:38 PM
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Start by clearing all data and see what sets with KOEO. Any codes now?
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I've never seen a car with anything close to this many codes without some trauma or major repair work causing it. Is there some backstory here?
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Old Apr 7, 2021 | 04:54 AM
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The aldl reader im using cannot seperate current from historic and cannot (or i cant figure out how to) clear codes and with its current setup the lighter port that powers the reader only works when key is on so a koeo read is impossible right now.
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Old Apr 7, 2021 | 08:42 AM
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Disconnect the battery for 10 minutes.
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The scanner should have the option to clear codes.

Check your battery and cables for tightness and corrosion, and have your charging system tested. Unstable power absolutely messes with electronics, and freaks stuff out big time.
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Originally Posted by Muaddib78
The aldl reader im using cannot seperate current from historic and cannot (or i cant figure out how to) clear codes and with its current setup the lighter port that powers the reader only works when key is on so a koeo read is impossible right now.
KOEO stands for “Key On Engine Off” and performed with ignition turned on but engine not running. Generally this test is sufficient for detecting problems with electrical circuits. KOER stands for “Key On Engine Running” and performed with engine running at normal operating temperature.
BTW, what brand & model scanner are you using? Is it a dedicated OBDl reader, or is an OBDl-OBDll capable reader? If that scan is accurate, it looks like the ECM had a major brain fart!
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Old Apr 8, 2021 | 10:55 PM
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This scanner.

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Old Apr 8, 2021 | 10:57 PM
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Droppimg a new alternator in it this weekend, it will only reach 13.6v and i know thats lower than it should be.
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Originally Posted by Muaddib78
This scanner.

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That'* not a scanner or code reader. All it does is short the ALDL to flash the codes. You can jumper those pins on the connector and read them through the CEL. You got ripped buying that thing.
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