Intermittent ecm code? Wtf? Tuner to blame?
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Intermittent ecm code? Wtf? Tuner to blame?
Truck shot an idiot light at me that says intermittent power from ecm...my odometer now only comes up after truck is shut off even if I had it on trip. Oil change light comes on after its reset and I just changed oil. Also mpgs dropped significantly and it idles shakey. Rund good but vibrates at idle. Also have thw lightning bolt with two lines light on dash. Wtf is going on
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Hey im not sure but it sounds like a loose battery terminal. Loose fuse or a possible ground fault. I got the same thing for oil change. I usually run a code for crankcase filter when hooked up to smarty. The best thing us to check electrical connections as a dealer has no troubleshooting skills. They start replacing things first and see if that works . Start with basics always. Just my .02 cents
#4
I did notice that my battery connection looked like a science experiment....I cleaned all the connections and checked for anything stupid. When my truck idles it will dim lights and voltage gauge will drop and go back up. It has done this since i bought the truck but i neer worried about it. What gets me is this light with a lightning bolt and two lines...What does it mean? And btw i just updated my tuner about five minutes ago ill see what happens on drive in to work tmw
#7
lightning bolt on my dash read out tells me the cargo light is on? that's the button right below my dash dimmer roller switch. If I leave it on, duh, like I did one time for a week the lights' would dim. Doggone new fangled pieces of equipment anyway, I miss my old T, you could shock guys when they lean on your truck with the magneto, them was the good ole days, eh? layin on the side of the road changin the bands out every 100 miles or so, summer or winter, man I just miss those days.
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Hey im not sure but it sounds like a loose battery terminal. Loose fuse or a possible ground fault. I got the same thing for oil change. I usually run a code for crankcase filter when hooked up to smarty. The best thing us to check electrical connections as a dealer has no troubleshooting skills. They start replacing things first and see if that works . Start with basics always. Just my .02 cents
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