There are several ways you get to know when there’s something wrong with any vehicle whether a car or a truck. Cranking sounds from the engine, vibration or jerkiness, hard starts, poor fuel economy, or overheating. But in most cases, before these symptoms become obvious, the vehicle’s computer would have informed the driver either by …
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The engine over temperature code (P1217) signifies that the engine’s temperature has risen above the limit set by the manufacturer. This could be brought on by a number of problems, including a broken thermostat, a faulty coolant temperature sensor, a blocked radiator, a broken water pump, or a clogged coolant route. To prevent potential engine …
The P1077 code is one of two codes that indicates a problem with the intake manifold runner control (IMRC). The IMRC system controls the flow of air within the intake manifolds by opening and closing the valves to ensure maximum airflow at different engine speeds. When the system malfunctions (at low rpm) the P1077 code …
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The U1510 code is a manufacturer-specific code that is used by General Motors, including Chevrolet, and it indicates a communication problem between various modules in the vehicle. More specifically, it indicates a loss of communication with the electronic brake control module (EBCM). When this code is set, it means that the EBCM has stopped communicating …
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The P144C is an engine code that indicates a problem with the vehicle’s EVAP System. EVAP stands for Evaporative Emission Control System and is one of many emission control systems installed in vehicles. The main components of the EVAP system are the purge valve, EVAP canister, hoses and vents, leak detection pump, fuel tank, and …
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This article will explain what a P1148 error code indicates, list the main causes and explain what you can do to fix it. If your Nissan throws code P1148, it means there is a problem with the air-fuel ratio sensor. The Engine Control Module (ECM) does not get accurate information from this sensor to control …
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If you own a Nissan, your engine may fail to start when you use the wrong or unprogrammed key. That triggers the error code P1610, which will also cause the check engine light to turn on. Nissan cars and many other makes come with an anti-theft system called an immobilizer. It prevents the engine from …
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Has your Honda engine stalled or run erratically with the Check Engine Light illuminating the dashboard? The P0341 could be the reason. This diagnostic trouble code can cause your engine to stall or fail to start. And when it does, it may run at reduced power. The P0341 code is set by the engine control …
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As this code is related to the vehicle’s battery pack, it is important to have a basic understanding of how the batteries of a Prius work. The hybrid batteries of a Prius are made from nickel. A battery pack consists of multiple packs connected via cables or connectors. Eight (1.2-volt) cells connected in series make …
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The B2799 DTC is a manufacturer-specific code on Toyota cars. When the code is triggered, it relates to the Key Transponder, the vehicle computer, and the Immobilizer system. These electrical components are vital for the car’s ignition system. They also serve as a safety precaution installed by the manufacturer to reduce car theft. In addition, …
