VDC SLIP and SES light on? sometimes BRAKE comes on
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well i went to autozone and got the codes that my car is throwing....
p0102 MAF SENSOR
p0113 IAT high output
there was another one i had it written down but can not find it, it was a code for air fuel meter.
i currently have a spacer intake and exhaust installed and im guessing it is running lean or rich (for the air fuel meter code to go off?). on the obdII reader it says the p0102 and air fuel code are pending. What does that mean? and as far as the p0113 im guessing the intake air temperature is too hot, how do i fix that?
p0102 MAF SENSOR
p0113 IAT high output
there was another one i had it written down but can not find it, it was a code for air fuel meter.
i currently have a spacer intake and exhaust installed and im guessing it is running lean or rich (for the air fuel meter code to go off?). on the obdII reader it says the p0102 and air fuel code are pending. What does that mean? and as far as the p0113 im guessing the intake air temperature is too hot, how do i fix that?
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i think the two that are pending will go away once i get the car tuned.... im going to try to go to the dyno this week to get the A/F reading im sure its nowhere close to where ti should be to cause the air fuel meter code to go off. im worried about installing my TPs for now.
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Make sure your brake fluid is at the appropriate level and check your pads (if brake fluid is low) first.
If nothing, continue reading.
Directly from the Service Manual
P0102 & P0103



P0112 & P0113


P0335



EC137

Let me know if you need any of the pages not given above (underlined and in green in above pics) and I will provide copies of those also.
If nothing, continue reading.
Directly from the Service Manual
P0102 & P0103



P0112 & P0113


P0335



EC137

Let me know if you need any of the pages not given above (underlined and in green in above pics) and I will provide copies of those also.
From what I understand, disconnecting the battery over night does nothing, as there's probably another battery or a power source for the ECU. If it did do something, then every time the battery died, it'd reset everything all the time. I'd go through the troubleshooting process just in case.
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