Reman VP44 and P1688 code
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Reman VP44 and P1688 code
I'm having trouble with a reman vp44 I just installed. Since it was first run it keeps throwing a P1688 code. I have put about 10 miles on it and it is running great with no perceivable problems. I clear the code and on the second restart it comes back. My scanner shows a hard P1688 and a pending P1688 with no other codes. My scanner is an Innova 3130 capable of pulling Chrysler Enhanced codes and still pulls no other codes.
the VP44 I removed would occasionally throw a P0216 code or P1689 but for the most part it was hard starting, especially when hot. It never threw a P1688.
The company I got it from is one of the larger suppliers with a very good reputation. They have never heard of this problem and are looking into it.
So far I have tried disconnecting the batteries and letting it sit overnight, unplugging the VP44 with key off and unplugging it with key on. When I unplugged the VP44 with key on it threw a no communication code and once cleared it took awhile for the P1688 to throw again.
Anyone ever experienced this or have anything else to try?
Also for got to mention I have a Fass DRP pump and about 14psi at idle and 9 psi WOT.
the VP44 I removed would occasionally throw a P0216 code or P1689 but for the most part it was hard starting, especially when hot. It never threw a P1688.
The company I got it from is one of the larger suppliers with a very good reputation. They have never heard of this problem and are looking into it.
So far I have tried disconnecting the batteries and letting it sit overnight, unplugging the VP44 with key off and unplugging it with key on. When I unplugged the VP44 with key on it threw a no communication code and once cleared it took awhile for the P1688 to throw again.
Anyone ever experienced this or have anything else to try?
Also for got to mention I have a Fass DRP pump and about 14psi at idle and 9 psi WOT.
Last edited by sixty; 08-01-2014 at 01:30 PM. Reason: adl. info
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