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16 Noi 2013, 20:09
$1 scrie:$2 have seen were water in the ECU can throw the B2159, there is a 3 amp fuse in the fuse box .this is the memory for the engine control unit.check to see if this has blown. If the fuse is blown the ECU needs to be replaced.
I would start with this problem more then likely it is what is causing the stalling if you do not keep it running
$1 scrie:$2rom the research I have done the fault lies with the connection from pin 14 (white wire) of the green connector from the CSM to pin 15/11 of the fuse box under the glove box (there's about 6 connectors that go to it, I can't remember off-hand which colour one it is). This connection then finally goes to pin 26 of the Central Timer Module (CTM) which is located on the reverse of the fuse panel (along with fuse 63).
I think the 'short to ground' bit is misleading as if I read codes off the CSM on the bench with nothing connected I get the code B2159. If I apply 12V to pin 14 of the CSM the code goes away. So I suspect that 'short to ground' can be shown even if it's just an open circuit, the CSM must expect pin 14 to be normally high (12V).
My plan of attack next is to run a separate wire from the CSM to the fuse panel hoping that it might just be a break somewhere in the loom. There's also a possibility that the connection between the front of the fuse panel and the CTM is damaged or that the CTM itself is faulty.
16 Noi 2013, 21:54
16 Noi 2013, 22:08
$1 scrie:$2==DTC P1000===
Code: P1000 - On-Board Diagnostic (OBD) Systems Readiness Test Not Complete
Module: Powertrain Control Module
Diagnostic Trouble Code details
Check of all systems is not complete since last memory clear.
--Possible Causes--
- The vehicle is new from the factory and has not yet been through a complete OBD Drive Cycle.
- The battery or PCM has been disconnected.
- An OBD monitor failure had occurred prior to completion of an OBD Drive Cycle.
- The PCM DTCs have been cleared as part of a service process.
Note: The only way P1000 can be cleared (removed) from memory is when all of the OBD monitors have been successfully completed during normal vehicle operation.
P1000 cannot be cleared from the PCM when: 1. The thermostat is stuck open and a DTC is not generated. 2. There is an open VSS circuit and a DTC is not generated. 3. If the vehicle has a Power Take Off (PTO), the circuit is shorted to VPWR or B+, or the PTO is ON during Self-test.
The purpose of the Diagnostic Trouble Code DTC P1000 is to indicate that not all of the On Board Diagnostics OBD monitors have yet been successfully completed. To clear P1000 in the shortest amount of time, follow the link to the OBD Drive Cycle. If the link is unavailable, the OBD Drive Cycle can also be found under Toolbox. You may also refer to the OBD Drive Cycle defined under the Powertrain Control/Emission Diagnosis Manual-Diagnostic Methods or the Owner's Manual.
Remember: It is not necessary to remove P1000 from the Powertrain Control Module PCM by driving the vehicle unless it is requested by the customer to pass an inspection/maintenance test. Inform the customer of the need for additional driving when legally required to pass an inspection/maintenance test.
===END DTC P1000===
===DTC B2159===
Code: B2159 - Remote Personalization Output Circuit Short to Ground
Module: Security module
Diagnostic Trouble Code details
Remote Personalization Output Circuit Short to Ground
===END DTC B2159===
16 Dec 2013, 20:16
$1 scrie:$2) se intampla in mers sa :
+ cada pur si simplu acul de la kilometraj (nici nu inregistreaza din acel moment distanta parcursa+intreg restul bordului functioneaza, inclusiv turometru, resetare distanta parcursa, becuri, etc)
+ ulterior cand incetinesti si o pui pe liber cand ii scade viteza moare motorul. Ii dai cheie si porneste imediat.
+ Nu intotdeauna cand cade acul de la vitezometru se si opreste la incetinire
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