Check Engine Light - Came on for 10 secs ???
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Check Engine Light - Came on for 10 secs ???
Hi all, Been for a run today in my99 uk turbo, did around 100 miles and check engine light came on for around 10 seconds then went off n stayed off ???
Not been thrashing it, steady 70 - 80mph on m180 on way back steady away, light came on then then went off, car seems fine, ticks over spot on and pulls well just a bit concerned, standard apart from that silly pipercross induction kit wi alloy pipe, also got a pppptttisssss valve ;-)
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Andy
Not been thrashing it, steady 70 - 80mph on m180 on way back steady away, light came on then then went off, car seems fine, ticks over spot on and pulls well just a bit concerned, standard apart from that silly pipercross induction kit wi alloy pipe, also got a pppptttisssss valve ;-)
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Andy
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As B13 has said, black plugs under the dash, ignition on and count the flash sequence on the CEL. Long flashes are tens and short flashes are 1's so two long flashes and three short = 23 (etc.). It can store more than one error so make sure you keep watching and making note until you see the same numbers repeating.
Some of the obvious/common ones are 21: Coolant temp sensor, 22: Knock sensor, 23:MAF, 24: Idle speed control valve, 31: Throttle pos sensor, 32: O2 sensor, 44: Boost control solenoid, 45:MAP sensor or pressure source change solenoid.
As you say MAF sensors often don't give out any obvious clues (let alone a CEL) when they degrade, but in this case, if the check engine light has come on, there will be an error recorded, it doesn't work any other way.
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Need rid of the induction kit and that fecking horrid pipe ASAP. Even if it doesn't turn out to be directly related to this fault, the two of them together are a recipe for looming disaster. If you're lucky this is the MAF actually telling you it's on its way out (more often than not, they don't fail in a way that actually triggers the CEL), but we'll soon find out.
As B13 has said, black plugs under the dash, ignition on and count the flash sequence on the CEL. Long flashes are tens and short flashes are 1's so two long flashes and three short = 23 (etc.). It can store more than one error so make sure you keep watching and making note until you see the same numbers repeating.
Some of the obvious/common ones are 21: Coolant temp sensor, 22: Knock sensor, 23:MAF, 24: Idle speed control valve, 31: Throttle pos sensor, 32: O2 sensor, 44: Boost control solenoid, 45:MAP sensor or pressure source change solenoid.
As you say MAF sensors often don't give out any obvious clues (let alone a CEL) when they degrade, but in this case, if the check engine light has come on, there will be an error recorded, it doesn't work any other way.
As B13 has said, black plugs under the dash, ignition on and count the flash sequence on the CEL. Long flashes are tens and short flashes are 1's so two long flashes and three short = 23 (etc.). It can store more than one error so make sure you keep watching and making note until you see the same numbers repeating.
Some of the obvious/common ones are 21: Coolant temp sensor, 22: Knock sensor, 23:MAF, 24: Idle speed control valve, 31: Throttle pos sensor, 32: O2 sensor, 44: Boost control solenoid, 45:MAP sensor or pressure source change solenoid.
As you say MAF sensors often don't give out any obvious clues (let alone a CEL) when they degrade, but in this case, if the check engine light has come on, there will be an error recorded, it doesn't work any other way.
Ill run the check tomorrow n post results up on here, thanks very much for the info n help , Found someone on here that has a standard air box just waiting for him to let me know when i can pick up
Cheers Andy
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Just done the check n its reading 32 so 02 sensor, does anyone know how much a new one is from subaru main stealers or are there any others available elsewhere with OE equivalent
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bosch ls02 direct replacement comes complete with wiring kit to fit doddle to do takes about 1/2hour . my 02 did this at random for about 4seconds when on its way out the sensor was the cheep copy . dont bother they do about 6months max . the light flashs at about 70-90 uphill everytime then goes away after a reset .. relace it with above sensor from http://www.hglmotors.com 47.15 inc vat and postage
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Cheers for that mate, will it suit my99 - ye urs had same problem by the sounds of it, when i fit the new one do i need to reset owt,
Cheers Andy
Cheers Andy
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anything that the ecu recordes as in the light comes on......it stores the fault,so whatever codes are coming up,replace faulty part and ensure you reset ecu.otherwise fault is still stored.
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Follow the guide on JGM's site
http://www.jollygreenmonster.com/ecu.asp.htm
IIRC it takes a couple of hours if you disconnect the battery.
http://www.jollygreenmonster.com/ecu.asp.htm
IIRC it takes a couple of hours if you disconnect the battery.
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