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Latest Trouble Codes Questions
- 1997 Dodge Intrepid 3.3L V-6 with a 42LE Transmission. The transmission seems to be in limp home mode. I checked the trouble codes and code #45 is not in my repair manual. Any idea what code #45 is?
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Asked by Ron Braman on Sun, 11/28/2010 - 21:09 - Could a bad Ho2S censor cause my truck to idle rough and stall, my trouble codes were PO174 and PO 171
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Asked by RBY2959 on Sun, 05/02/2010 - 14:01 - I have a 2002 Chevy half ton with a 5.3L and 2 trouble codes come up. P0106 and P0300 . Can you help me with a starting point. The truck misfires on cold mornings and will stall at idle speeds unless I throttle it up for a few minutes to warm it up.
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Asked by j1oritchey on Sun, 04/25/2010 - 21:31 - i have a 2001 kia sephia, 5 speed manual transmission. it runs smooth until 2500 rpm's, then looses power and holds steady. i changed plugs, wires, and coil packs. It also makes a loud squeeling. trouble codes only show misfiring cylinders. please help!
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Asked by jashmore80 on Wed, 12/30/2009 - 04:48 - 2000 Buick Le Sabre. At speed my engine will lurch and my tachometer will drop to zero and quit working. No trouble codes show up.
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What are trouble codes?
Although a check engine light coming on may cue a driver that something is wrong, it doesn’t say what is specifically wrong. That’s where trouble codes come into play. Cars speak a language called On Board Diagnostics, or OBD. When something goes wrong a technician can plug in a code-reading card into the car, and a numeric code identifies what is amiss.
What do trouble codes mean?
To a mechanic, or to anyone else who purchased an OBD code reading card for their car, the codes are produced by information received by the car and are turned into readable codes. The code may mean that some simple maintenance needs to be performed, like adding windshield wiper fluid, or it could be that the code is indicating there is a serious problem.
What are my options?
Owners can purchase an OBD code-reading card for $50 to $200, or the vehicle can be taken to an auto repair shop and/or mechanic to read the card and perform any needed repairs. Numerous websites sell OBD cards, including some major website vendors.
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