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Speaking of remote starters...
Upon hooking up the OBD scanner, I get a C0899 (Device voltage low), a C0561 (ABS disabled, invalid
serial data received), and P0673 (#3 Glow plug circuit). The first (and maybe the second) may be due to low batteries, which I've treated badly this winter - only short trips to the store, etc. Trips that should have been made walking or riding a motorcycle. So, the charger is on, and we'll see what happens when the batteries are up to snuff. |
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Speaking of remote starters...
On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 12:59:51 -0500, John H
wrote: Upon hooking up the OBD scanner, I get a C0899 (Device voltage low), a C0561 (ABS disabled, invalid serial data received), and P0673 (#3 Glow plug circuit). The first (and maybe the second) may be due to low batteries, which I've treated badly this winter - only short trips to the store, etc. Trips that should have been made walking or riding a motorcycle. So, the charger is on, and we'll see what happens when the batteries are up to snuff. "Glow plug" figured prominently in those threads I read about remote start not working. It might be worth a shot. Does it run a little rough for a minute on a regular start? I don't know a lot about diesels but I am guessing if a glow plug was not working, it would miss a bit until it started "dieseling" It may just be a loose connection I guess. |
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On Sunday, January 7, 2018 at 7:56:23 PM UTC-5, wrote:
On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 16:44:50 -0500, John H wrote: On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 14:40:34 -0500, wrote: On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 12:59:51 -0500, John H wrote: Upon hooking up the OBD scanner, I get a C0899 (Device voltage low), a C0561 (ABS disabled, invalid serial data received), and P0673 (#3 Glow plug circuit). The first (and maybe the second) may be due to low batteries, which I've treated badly this winter - only short trips to the store, etc. Trips that should have been made walking or riding a motorcycle. So, the charger is on, and we'll see what happens when the batteries are up to snuff. "Glow plug" figured prominently in those threads I read about remote start not working. It might be worth a shot. Does it run a little rough for a minute on a regular start? I don't know a lot about diesels but I am guessing if a glow plug was not working, it would miss a bit until it started "dieseling" It may just be a loose connection I guess. Oh, and charging the batteries didn't change any of the readings. Looks like I've got an ABS problem and a glow plug problem. You shouldn't have any problem testing the ABS in this weather. Go to a deserted parking lot that has some ice/snow on it and try to lock them up. You will know right away if the ABS is working. Not only that, but if the ABS is really disabled, your dash should be lit up like a Christmas tree! Are those the specific error codes for your vehicle, or the generic ones listed for your reader? They can be a bit different. |
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On 1/7/2018 8:02 PM, Its Me wrote:
On Sunday, January 7, 2018 at 7:56:23 PM UTC-5, wrote: On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 16:44:50 -0500, John H wrote: On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 14:40:34 -0500, wrote: On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 12:59:51 -0500, John H wrote: Upon hooking up the OBD scanner, I get a C0899 (Device voltage low), a C0561 (ABS disabled, invalid serial data received), and P0673 (#3 Glow plug circuit). The first (and maybe the second) may be due to low batteries, which I've treated badly this winter - only short trips to the store, etc. Trips that should have been made walking or riding a motorcycle. So, the charger is on, and we'll see what happens when the batteries are up to snuff. "Glow plug" figured prominently in those threads I read about remote start not working. It might be worth a shot. Does it run a little rough for a minute on a regular start? I don't know a lot about diesels but I am guessing if a glow plug was not working, it would miss a bit until it started "dieseling" It may just be a loose connection I guess. Oh, and charging the batteries didn't change any of the readings. Looks like I've got an ABS problem and a glow plug problem. You shouldn't have any problem testing the ABS in this weather. Go to a deserted parking lot that has some ice/snow on it and try to lock them up. You will know right away if the ABS is working. Not only that, but if the ABS is really disabled, your dash should be lit up like a Christmas tree! Are those the specific error codes for your vehicle, or the generic ones listed for your reader? They can be a bit different. If I were John I'd try the "Control-Alt-Delete" procedure. Disconnect the positive lead from the battery, wait for about 10 minutes, reconnect and then see if the codes are still there and if his remote starter works properly. |
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Speaking of remote starters...
John H wrote:
On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 14:40:34 -0500, wrote: On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 12:59:51 -0500, John H wrote: Upon hooking up the OBD scanner, I get a C0899 (Device voltage low), a C0561 (ABS disabled, invalid serial data received), and P0673 (#3 Glow plug circuit). The first (and maybe the second) may be due to low batteries, which I've treated badly this winter - only short trips to the store, etc. Trips that should have been made walking or riding a motorcycle. So, the charger is on, and we'll see what happens when the batteries are up to snuff. "Glow plug" figured prominently in those threads I read about remote start not working. It might be worth a shot. Does it run a little rough for a minute on a regular start? I don't know a lot about diesels but I am guessing if a glow plug was not working, it would miss a bit until it started "dieseling" It may just be a loose connection I guess. The glow plugs will burn out over time. I've had three go bad since I bought the truck. With seven working, there is no problem starting it, and it runs fine. No roughness at all. There is a problem with the glow plug controller on at least the 2002-2007. You would get both missing glow plug ODB codes and also a failure to communicate with the controller. The solder connections to the plug would break. |
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Speaking of remote starters...
Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 1/7/2018 8:02 PM, Its Me wrote: On Sunday, January 7, 2018 at 7:56:23 PM UTC-5, wrote: On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 16:44:50 -0500, John H wrote: On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 14:40:34 -0500, wrote: On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 12:59:51 -0500, John H wrote: Upon hooking up the OBD scanner, I get a C0899 (Device voltage low), a C0561 (ABS disabled, invalid serial data received), and P0673 (#3 Glow plug circuit). The first (and maybe the second) may be due to low batteries, which I've treated badly this winter - only short trips to the store, etc. Trips that should have been made walking or riding a motorcycle. So, the charger is on, and we'll see what happens when the batteries are up to snuff. "Glow plug" figured prominently in those threads I read about remote start not working. It might be worth a shot. Does it run a little rough for a minute on a regular start? I don't know a lot about diesels but I am guessing if a glow plug was not working, it would miss a bit until it started "dieseling" It may just be a loose connection I guess. Oh, and charging the batteries didn't change any of the readings. Looks like I've got an ABS problem and a glow plug problem. You shouldn't have any problem testing the ABS in this weather. Go to a deserted parking lot that has some ice/snow on it and try to lock them up. You will know right away if the ABS is working. Not only that, but if the ABS is really disabled, your dash should be lit up like a Christmas tree! Are those the specific error codes for your vehicle, or the generic ones listed for your reader? They can be a bit different. If I were John I'd try the "Control-Alt-Delete" procedure. Disconnect the positive lead from the battery, wait for about 10 minutes, reconnect and then see if the codes are still there and if his remote starter works properly. Just reset the codes via the ODB reader. |
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Speaking of remote starters...
On Sun, 7 Jan 2018 21:31:36 -0500, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote: On 1/7/2018 8:02 PM, Its Me wrote: On Sunday, January 7, 2018 at 7:56:23 PM UTC-5, wrote: On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 16:44:50 -0500, John H wrote: On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 14:40:34 -0500, wrote: On Sun, 07 Jan 2018 12:59:51 -0500, John H wrote: Upon hooking up the OBD scanner, I get a C0899 (Device voltage low), a C0561 (ABS disabled, invalid serial data received), and P0673 (#3 Glow plug circuit). The first (and maybe the second) may be due to low batteries, which I've treated badly this winter - only short trips to the store, etc. Trips that should have been made walking or riding a motorcycle. So, the charger is on, and we'll see what happens when the batteries are up to snuff. "Glow plug" figured prominently in those threads I read about remote start not working. It might be worth a shot. Does it run a little rough for a minute on a regular start? I don't know a lot about diesels but I am guessing if a glow plug was not working, it would miss a bit until it started "dieseling" It may just be a loose connection I guess. Oh, and charging the batteries didn't change any of the readings. Looks like I've got an ABS problem and a glow plug problem. You shouldn't have any problem testing the ABS in this weather. Go to a deserted parking lot that has some ice/snow on it and try to lock them up. You will know right away if the ABS is working. Not only that, but if the ABS is really disabled, your dash should be lit up like a Christmas tree! Are those the specific error codes for your vehicle, or the generic ones listed for your reader? They can be a bit different. If I were John I'd try the "Control-Alt-Delete" procedure. Disconnect the positive lead from the battery, wait for about 10 minutes, reconnect and then see if the codes are still there and if his remote starter works properly. On these new cars that is more like unplugging it, taking the CMOS battery out and pushing the power on button. That sommich will forget everything you ever taught it. |
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