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Anybody got any advice on codes?
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I purchased the durametric diagnostic tool but I don't understand how to use it very well. I ran the "short test" on car and it gave me the following codes:
Short Test
Bosch Digital Motor Electronics Motronic 5.2.2
Current Fault Codes
P1602:
Supply voltage Open circuit
FREEZE FRAME INFORMATION
P0300:
Misfire damaging to cat. converter
FREEZE FRAME INFORMATION
P0301:
Cylinder 1 misfire damaging to cat. converter
FREEZE FRAME INFORMATION
P1319:
Misfire emissions-relevant
FREEZE FRAME INFORMATION
P1313:
Cylinder 1 misfire emissions-relevant
FREEZE FRAME INFORMATION
P1411:
Secondary air injection system Cylinder (4-6) Signal implausible
FREEZE FRAME INFORMATION
P0410:
Secondary air injection system Cylinder (1-3) Signal implausible
FREEZE FRAME INFORMATION
Airbag B05
Current Fault Codes
45:
Belt buckle, driver
46:
Belt buckle, driver
3:
Supply voltage
Seat Memory
Current Fault Codes
26:
Potentiometer left mirror Open circuit vertical
24:
Potentiometer left mirror Open circuit horizontal
I was hoping the software would help me understand what to replace/repair, but I don't understand the codes. Am I doing it correctly? Some advice please. Thanks.
By the way, I have a '99 C2, 3.4 liter engine, manual transmission
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That sounds like a pain to access. Any other way to determine the problem?
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My 1999 996 windsheild washer pump is not working. Yesterday it stopped spraying so I filled up the reservoir (even though I just realized the light on my dash was not illuminated). Thinking this took care of the issue, I tried the washer today while driving and it did not work. I can hear the pump running and then the low washer fluid light came on. I am thinking maybe the hose came off or broke and drained my tank. Any ideas? What is the best way to access the reservoir/pump?
Thanks in advance.
Jeff Smith
Mobile, AL
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Sounds pretty easy ...Thanks for all the advice.
Jeff
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Check your motor mounts.
Are the motor mounts oil filled? if so what kind of damage will I do if I continue to drive the car for a while?
Is this a reasonably easy DIY?
Lastly, If not an easy fix, what is typical cost of repair at dealership?
Thanks in adavance.
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After driving my car for about 20 minutes,I had my car lifted with a floor jack at the proper lift point. I was checking the shift cable when i heard a sound (almost like a slightly metallic burp) then I saw what appeared to be oil come down the driver's side and onto the ehaust. It was a significant amount of oil--probably half a cup. I feared the worst, but it cranks and runs fine. Good oil pressure and no additional leaking. Ran the car an addition 10 -15 minutes of hard driving and everything looks fine with good oil pressure.
Any ideas?
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I thought so, but wanted to make sure. Thanks for the input.
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I am finally getting around to replacing my shift cable. Everything is disassembled except the connections on the transmission. Do these connections simply "pop" on/off? What is the best method for disconnecting them?
Thanks.
Jeff
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Is there a DIY or other detailed instructions on how to change the cable yourself?
Thanks.
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Pulled center console. Shift cable is broken...pulled the cable out of its sheath. Its broken about 3' from gear shift. Does anyone have a link to a shift cable replacement guide or DIY? Also, does anyone have the part number for the shift cable (its the passenger side cable for a '99 C2).
Thanks.
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Proceeding from a stop I shifted from 1st to 2nd...mid-way through the shift, it felt as if the cable broke. I was able to shift into 3rd, but now tranny won't do anything. Any advice, please?
BTW, I tried the search tool but couldn't find a relevant topic.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Jeff
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Thanks for the response. I am looking for a pic of the seat because my wife dose not belive it will fit. I have a boxster now, and would like to upgrade to a 996. In order to justify the extra money for the 996 it must be able to hold a car seat.
I also had to justify my upgrade from Boxster to 996 to my wife (I have a 3 week old infant). I use a Safety First brand rear facing infant seat. I will admit it is a tight fit, but it will fit. The front seat must be adjusted forward quite a ways, but it can be done. Went for a family outing just this past Sunday in the car.
Help with durametric usage and codes?
in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
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Car does not run good at all. Missfiring, stuttering, etc. CEL is definitely on.
I can clear the codes, but am unsure how to run individual tests for specific faults. Can you shed a little light?
Sorry to be so needy, but I am not so familiar with the durametric unit and the video demos on their websight won't play on my computer.
Thanks in advance.
Jeff Smith