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Hey all! Finally got Gary’s program working and pulled the DTCs from my 95 Z28. Can anyone point me in the right direction. I am getting error codes seen below. For error 42 I found some info in other forums but still not sure where to start.
As far as the other 2 codes, my mechanic recently put in an Accel distributor cap and rotor kit, and also replaced the A/C compressor and recharged system. Did they miss something? NOTE: Car appears to run just fine.
My Camaro was not driven much for 10 years and only has 52,900 miles on it. I have done all the required maintenance to bring it back to life and then some. Just want to get rid of these pesky codes.
If the engine is running “just fine”, use Scan9495 to clear the codes and see if they come back. The AC stuff is probably legit, but may have been set before the AC repairs. Does the AC work correctly?
To learn more about the codes, what causes them to set, and a logic tree for diagnosing the cause(s), download (free, and offered by GaryDoug) the 1995 factory service manual.
If the engine is running “just fine”, use Scan9495 to clear the codes and see if they come back. The AC stuff is probably legit, but may have been set before the AC repairs. Does the AC work correctly?
To learn more about the codes, what causes them to set, and a logic tree for diagnosing the cause(s), download (free, and offered by GaryDoug) the 1995 factory service manual.
Thank you for the info and manual! It’s pretty snowy here in Michigan so I haven’t taken it on the road lately, but I did clear the codes and the check engine light goes out for about 5 seconds then comes right back on with error code 42. So far the A/C codes have not reappeared but haven’t really run the car long enough to see if they will show up again. I bought a new ICM for only $20 bux on Amazon that had good reviews so may just try replacing it to see what happens but I’ll hold onto the old one just in case.
Just to follow up, I replaced the ICM and cleaned the connector, and by some miracle it cleared the code! Took the car out for a half hour drive and so far no check engine light! Thanks for your help!