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P0344 P0236 P0470
p0344 - cam shaft position.... i know how to fix that
p0236 - turbocharger boost sensor a circuit range/performace...what the heck and how do I fix that? p0470 - exhaust pressure sensor malfuntion??? dunno how to fix p1111 - intake air temp sensor high voltage...what to do?? |
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p0236 i throw constantly.. nothings ever happend but dont take my word for it. today. ive been driving around without my trubo it took a dump on me today
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So is that relating to the chip I have?
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i dont think that code is. I get it weather i have my edge on or not
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the cam and turbo code came from running it to hard and the exhaust back pressure came from when you let off it to slow down. use to get them all the time. Last edited by tubzz; 06-13-2008 at 07:25 PM. |
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thanks - that's good to know.
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p0344 is a cam sensor code as you know , i would put one in it , that code doesnt get thrown because you ran it hard , at some point the rpms read by the pcm didnt match what it wanted to see , if it was a p0340 id say clear and see if it comes back, there ceap just replace the cam sensor
p0236 , could be due to chip , but also could be a wiring issue to map sensor or sensor itself, when yhou clear the codes see if it returns if it does , try it without the chip , if it still comes back you have a problem, a map sensor or wiring issue with no chip could possibly when chip installed reduce performance , the pcm takes map sensor signal too know how much fuel to give p0470 is very common and also has nothing to do wth the fact that it is run hard , the ebp sensor may be bad , or the line to it clogged , is not a big deal, ebp codes are also very common but generally i just dont pay them much mind as far as the intake air code , i usually find it unhooked alot , look around the air filter area and see if you find it un hooked , and also is another code thats nothing to be concerned about |
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SCUFFY828
yes sir you will get everyone of them codes running it hard. i have had them codes just going down the strip with a new cam sencor (the new recalled sencor). you put a hot chip in, then go balls to the wall their is the boost code (which some obs truck can be only 19-20 lbs)and just let off it. it will skip because of the ICP pressure, their is your cam,back pressure code.they all 3 happen at the sametime. my AE has recorded it many times. but hay what do i know,i'm no tech just some guy who build his truck himself in the driveway over 7 years and did not buy it this way. |
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OK you win, you are a diesel tech god,i did not learn nothing when building a slow 12' secound, on fuel only, OBS 4x4 pick-up. or from all the miles of testing that i have done for guys like you to put it on you truck. yes you do have a few things in your sig that was on my truck way before they had a name to go on the markit. but you are the tech so no more out of me. forgive me thanks for the spelling lesson but where i come from this is the way you spell possible .
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