What if my ecu is showing a non existing code?
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What if my ecu is showing a non existing code?
I got a check engine light, and did the accelerator trick to get the light to blink. To show the code.
I just recently had the clutch, pressure plate, flywheel, slave, master all replaced and now their is a random code that doesn't seem to be a real code.
It was
2,11,10,3. So it's supposed to only go up to 10. And a 10 is a 0. So what would a 11 be.
im going to go get the battery replaced since it's going out and see if autozone will check the code for me. But if I could get some advice here in the meantime. That would be great. Thanks!
I just recently had the clutch, pressure plate, flywheel, slave, master all replaced and now their is a random code that doesn't seem to be a real code.
It was
2,11,10,3. So it's supposed to only go up to 10. And a 10 is a 0. So what would a 11 be.
im going to go get the battery replaced since it's going out and see if autozone will check the code for me. But if I could get some advice here in the meantime. That would be great. Thanks!
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From: Williamsville, NY
11 flashes is an A. As the number of DTCs has grown, manufacturers have been forced to use letters as well as numbers (think hexadecimal). Your code is 2A03, which is air/fuel sensor 1 bank 2 (driver side).
