Help with DTCs: 26, 77 and 83
Help with DTCs: 26, 77 and 83
26 is CCP fail, carbon canister purge I assume ?
77 is Fan 1 fail
83 is Reverse inhibit solenoid fail
All of these codes showed up at once and car started to run like anus (which i think may be a burnt wire)
any can see why these 3 codes would appear altogher ? any correlation ? anyone seen any of these before or dealt with them ?
77 is Fan 1 fail
83 is Reverse inhibit solenoid fail
All of these codes showed up at once and car started to run like anus (which i think may be a burnt wire)
any can see why these 3 codes would appear altogher ? any correlation ? anyone seen any of these before or dealt with them ?
Re: Help with DTCs: 26, 77 and 83
You are god
I'll go check on that right away
could the O2 heater thing be related to the fact that i was running around with the biggest exhaust leak from my headers for a month (missing 3 bolts in teh back
)
should i look into getting new O2s ?
I'll go check on that right away
could the O2 heater thing be related to the fact that i was running around with the biggest exhaust leak from my headers for a month (missing 3 bolts in teh back
)should i look into getting new O2s ?
Last edited by sideways_Into_3rd; Oct 9, 2004 at 08:40 PM.
Re: Help with DTCs: 26, 77 and 83
Originally Posted by shoebox
The fact that you had an exhaust leak should not affect the heating circuit. A burned wire on the headers is a common cause of this fuse getting blown.
makes sense .. voltage going throuh a spark wire is a tad over 12V
i'll look into the fuse the the wire asap
but the O2 is ok you say
Re: Help with DTCs: 26, 77 and 83
Originally Posted by sideways_Into_3rd
makes sense .. voltage going throuh a spark wire is a tad over 12V
i'll look into the fuse the the wire asap
but the O2 is ok you say
i'll look into the fuse the the wire asap
but the O2 is ok you say
Re: Help with DTCs: 26, 77 and 83
Originally Posted by sideways_Into_3rd
hmm .. i thought u mean the spark from the burnt plug wire is jumping on the header and going through to the O2 heater causing the fuse to blow 

No, but that is very creative thinking.


