Fault Codes from Stockton!
Brett Dikeman
brett at cloud9.net
Tue Feb 19 21:27:29 EST 2002
At 8:41 PM -0500 2/19/02, Zoot531 at aol.com wrote:
>List,
>
> After coming to the conclusion that my mechanic is not schooled
>in Audi repair, (Although he must be quite a Ferrari mechanic, I
>saw a testarossa and 308 Dino in there next to my car, both midway
>through what looked like an engine overhall) I went over there my
>self with my test tool (ala SJM) and my car produced the codes the
>mechanic said were "unobtainable". Here's where things get even
>more interesting (groan).
> The Computer gave me codes alright, but it gave me more than i
>was bargaining for. 7 codes in all, in this order,
>4411...4412...4414...4421...4413...4431...4343. After looking these
>up, it would seem that injectors 1-5 are either short circuted or
>just open, that my idle stabilizer valve is out of wack, and that my
>carbon cannister is no good.
> Please tell me this is not possible! Can this much go wrong at once?
Adam and I just had a lengthy conversation via IM.
I've advised him to double check all the fuses and if they are OK,
pull both ECU fuses to reset the codes, replace, crank for 15
seconds, and then pull the codes to see what comes up.
Here's the mystery, at least to me...#27 is the only fuse they didn't
check, but if it's blown, he wouldn't have any codes period...so I
guess my money is on fuse #28, but if fuse #28 is blown, the ECU
should be dead to the world and unable to store a fault code?
grrrr...
B
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