thinhthan

ok i ran a snap on solus on my car the other day and i got a couple of codes
p0132 oxygen sensor circuit high bank 1 voltage sensor 1
p0113 intake air temp sensor circuit high
p1297 electric load detector circuit low input
p1676 TCSDL line no signal/FPTDR line low stock manufactor controlled computer output circuit

16-01 right rear wheel speed sensor malfunction
24-02 right front traction control system normal open solenoid valve malfunction
32-01 right front outlet solenoid valve malfunction
31-02 PFINH signal malfunction
34-02 throttle posistion reference voltage malfunction
61-01 battery boltage malfunction
81-01 ABS contrl unit malfunction

can anyone help me with the codes

Gfaze

Holy chit that's a lot of codes!! The battery voltage code leads me to believe that you have a weak battery in your car. Some cars will run funny and/or throw codes with a bad battery. Get it checked and if it tests bad, replace it with a new one. When you take it off the codes will clear. See if they come back, my bet is some will but not all of them.

thinhthan

i tested my battery and its got a 12.6v charge. the battery is not leaking or anything

newperson

iTrader: (2)

I agree with Gfaze. If you don't have a good source of power, anything after that is almost unpredictable. How did you test your battery? Simply measuring the voltage for around 12V is only the first step. It needs to be tested under load. If your battery does appear to be fine, you need to make sure the delivery of energy is unobstructed...e.g., clean terminals, no opens or shorts, etc. Did these codes just pop up overnight, or was there a significant event that occurred?

fsttyms1

it needs to be load tested. Also test the alternator.

thinhthan

i tested with a DVOM and everything seems good

thinhthan

anyone know what i can do about the other codes

Rajca

iTrader: (8)

load test the battery. clear the codes and then drive around and tell us what pops up bc most of those codes deal with voltage.

thinhthan

i heard that its not good to do a load test since we have a built in voltage regulator? is that true?

Edward'TLS

A loading test is the only way to really test out a battery - to see how well or how poor the battery to hold charges.

totaledTL

If you're concerned about damage to other components in the car, remove the battery, charge it, then load test it. A simple voltage check isn't good enough if you suspect a battery problem.

juanclopez2786

iTrader: (3)

check with your local dealer... most dealers in jersey offer FREE battery testing. i kno with honda and acura the machine they use is one of the best for charging system tests because it uses the age of the battery in its calculation. the age of the battery in a load test has alot to do with weather it will fail or pass..

thinhthan

ok ill prob call a dealer and see how much they will do the load test for

fsttyms1

Remove the battery to do it.

Gfaze

Step 1 - Remove the battery from the car

Step 2 - Take the battery to your local Checker Auto (soon to be O'Reilly Auto) and have them load test the battery. This is a FREE test, do not pay for a service you can get done for free.

Step 3 - When the battery tests bad (most likely), buy a new one, take it home and install in the car.

thinhthan

o ok sorry i thought you guys ment to take the car to the dealer lol dumb me. ok ill prob do that tomorrow or something hope fully all those codes clear