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heather graha
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8/31/2003
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do these codes apply for a car such as a honda?
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Andre
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9/11/2003
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Does any one know if there is a site like thin for ford engines? I have a code P1451 cant find out what it means. Thanks
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Kyle
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9/22/2003
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As long as you put a chrysler motor in your honda they codes will work. :)
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DEDan
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9/22/2003
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YES!!!! FINALLY FOUND THAT P0138 IS THE DOWNSTREAM O2 SENSOR!!!!!
THANKS!
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Chuck
Dodge Dakota
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10/13/2003
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anyone know which side is bank 2 on a 2.7L '99 Dodge Intrepid? Also, what would make code P0142 come up?
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Will Simons
Dodge Dakota
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10/23/2003
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I have a 95 Dodge Dakota that cuts off when I'm
driving or make a left turn or hit a bump. I turned the ign switch on and off and got some codes, the first was (11) which the Haynes book said is "no distributor signal", the second is a
(42) which is "automatic shutdown relay driver circuit". This has been a thorn in my side, I have
spent a lot trying to find the problem. My fuel guage does not work and I noticed on this forum the code gave several indications. Does anyone know a specific fix for this problem or has experienced it.
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jay
Dodge Dakota
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11/13/2003
15:52:31
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i keep getting a code for govenor pressure soliniod.what is this?
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Drake
Dodge Dakota
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1/05/2004
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I have a 1996 Dakota 3.9 V6 and I am getting trouble code 172 (too rich). I have already changed the MAP sensor. What else can cause this? Thanks
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Eva
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1/06/2004
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I have a 92 3.9 V6, I have had a similar problem and been talking to a lot of people, several people with this problem have changeed the distributer pickup and that solved the problem... I am at a full tune up done, new distributer and pick up, new crank positioning sensor and about to replace the MAP sensor and coil tonight... my fuel pressure and vacuum pressure are normal and IAC and TPS... Not throwing any codes, no check engine light... I swear, $600 bucks in, and I'm ready to have a heart attack...
Good Luck to y'all
Eva
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hey drake
Dodge Dakota
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1/10/2004
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a bad O2 sensor will cause it to run too rich
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dan
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4/30/2004
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i already replace the solenoid and still i have a engine transmission light. code p1757 and p1762. can anyone help me? how to fix these problems?
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jay
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4/30/2004
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i let my truck sit for about a week and now the lifters are making noise, even after running for a while,is it time to put it to sleep?
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dan ?
Dodge Dakota
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5/14/2004
20:28:07
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usually the codes you are getting indicates that the hydraulic pump is failing. it will require work by someone that really knows their way around inside your tranny.
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nate hoyt
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9/09/2004
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i have a 2000 dodge dakota. my fault code is p1391. id like to know how serious it is, and if the 2000 dakotas codes still have this being an intermitent loss of either camshaft or crankshaft sensors. also how dificult would it be to fix thanks for any help
nate
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Dan M
Dodge Dakota
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9/12/2004
00:53:56
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this might be a duplicate, sorry. I gave up reading the individual posts, too busy.
http://www.troublecodes.net/
do a search for ODBII, there are several internet sites that list them. As someone else pointed out, they are an industry standard.
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