[Terry @ BMS]

For any non-ECU code I would just dealer it if its causing a problem, or ignore it if its not.

[OldBooster]

FYI re water: After barreling through a big water puddle, throwing water spray out 30 feet on both sides, the 135 stumbled, then wouldn't accelerate (ba-ba-ba-ba-ba) until I let it sit for a few hours. Then it ba--ba-ba'd for a couple of seconds, then cleared up and ran normally. CODE: 2C7E .... stated something like, "Lamda sensor (or probe) after cat(s)"

So if this happens it means the sensors/probes got wet. No CEL, no light, just engine code 2C7E. Anybody else get this one?

[BobVader]

today my car run very bad. Limp mode every 5 minutes.

code:

2c39 and 2c3d

I think is my sensor ob2, just before catalyc convert.

Do you think is this...why my car run very bad today?

thanks

[Terry @ BMS]

Originally Posted by BobVader

today my car run very bad. Limp mode every 5 minutes.

code:

2c39 and 2c3d

I think is my sensor ob2, just before catalyc convert.

Do you think is this...why my car run very bad today?

thanks

Not familiar with all the codes, but always post the freeze frame data along with the numbers. The code itself isn't very meaningful!

[BobVader]

Originally Posted by Terry @ BMS

Not familiar with all the codes, but always post the freeze frame data along with the numbers. The code itself isn't very meaningful!

ok next time. But for this code...speak about sensor catalyc convert. failure...

thanks

[sbefar01]

I got the 2FBF code for "Fuel Pressure at Injection Release" , should I erase this code or leave it so i can get my HPFP replaced with warranty??

[Terry @ BMS]

I would leave that in for the dealer.

[sbefar01]

Thanks Terry!

[DigiSage]

So, I've got two codes that I'm not sure about. Before I installed any mods, I scanned the car with my BT tool, and these codes showed up. I deleted them. Drove car for a while, they did not come back. Put my mods in, etc, everything's fine. I scan again today (looking for hidden codes just for fun really) and they're back. They're not causing any problems that I'm aware of. Has anyone seen them before?

9CCE:
Battery deep discharge

in both Footwell module (FRM) and Light control

[Former_Boosted_IS]

Originally Posted by DigiSage

So, I've got two codes that I'm not sure about. Before I installed any mods, I scanned the car with my BT tool, and these codes showed up. I deleted them. Drove car for a while, they did not come back. Put my mods in, etc, everything's fine. I scan again today (looking for hidden codes just for fun really) and they're back. They're not causing any problems that I'm aware of. Has anyone seen them before?

9CCE:
Battery deep discharge

in both Footwell module (FRM) and Light control

Did you remove the panel in the footwell when installing anything? If you did then you may have forgot to disconnect the modules under there. I believe there is the speaker, light, and a GPS module.

[DigiSage]

Nope, I did not. The only other thing I can think of is that the dealer did a trim swap for me shortly after I bought the car. Could it somehow be related?

Every time I scan for the code, it says "error is not currently present." Wouldn't it be present all the time if they forgot to plug something in?

[Terry @ BMS]

I would just dealer it for that one.

[DigiSage]

Only problem with that option is I can't find anything wrong with the car. The only thing I could tell them is I was scanning for codes and found these. And then they'd ask why I was scanning for codes.... basically I'm trying to avoid giving them any signal beyond that I'm some very very conservative driver who rarely pushes the car What I'd love would be to find some light or speaker or whatever somewhere in the car that isn't working as a result of this error. But since I can't, I suppose I might as well ignore the codes?

[padrino]

I play the same game and I would ignore the code for now and not clear, if something starts acting up then take it to the dealer and when they scan they will see them.

[DigiSage]

Not sure if this is the best place to ask this, but does anyone have any stability issues with the BT software? It randomly crashes for me, on two different WinXP laptops I've tried. They both have all the latest updates, service packs and .NET updates/runtimes. Also occasionally instead of crashing, the program will just freeze for a minute or two and then come back.

This happen to anyone else?

[DigiSage]

Anyone? Am I to believe that the BT software works perfectly for everyone but me?

[Terry @ BMS]

Originally Posted by DigiSage

Not sure if this is the best place to ask this, but does anyone have any stability issues with the BT software? It randomly crashes for me, on two different WinXP laptops I've tried. They both have all the latest updates, service packs and .NET updates/runtimes. Also occasionally instead of crashing, the program will just freeze for a minute or two and then come back.

This happen to anyone else?

It's been stable for me, but I know they are always working on revisions. Maybe try updating it?

[vampie]

Originally Posted by DigiSage

Not sure if this is the best place to ask this, but does anyone have any stability issues with the BT software? It randomly crashes for me, on two different WinXP laptops I've tried. They both have all the latest updates, service packs and .NET updates/runtimes. Also occasionally instead of crashing, the program will just freeze for a minute or two and then come back.

This happen to anyone else?

Does this happen while you're driving? If so, I would suspect it's hard drive shock protection software on your laptop.

[Former_Boosted_IS]

What error is it showing? I have seen a whole lot of check sum errors.

[weeman]

got this code and i don't see it on here.

29F2:
29F2 Fuel high pressure system, fuel pressure
Error will cause a warning light
Error is not currently present
Test conditions have been completed
Timeout

[Terry @ BMS]

Sounds like a FP issue.

[Kelvin1000]

Terry,

Please update the official JB3 Log File with throttle and anything else you need so I can do more bogfix research for you.

Thank

Thanks

[Terry @ BMS]

Just recall the XML posted and pick it off the list. It's called throttle blade position, I think. Only need to see it for bogfix testing.

[weeman]

Originally Posted by weeman

got this code and i don't see it on here.

29F2:
29F2 Fuel high pressure system, fuel pressure
Error will cause a warning light
Error is not currently present
Test conditions have been completed
Timeout

Indeed it was a fuel pump. It was replaced today and having the itch to throw the jb3 back on.

[Snel]

Terry. have you ever used the 'command' fuctions as part of the BT-tool? Do you recommend resetting any of the given options like 'lambda sensor', etc?