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    Exclamation Vn keeps dien!

    Hey there

    My car desided to die on me the other day so i checked it out. Thinking it was the crank angle sensor so i replaced that and it ran good for a day and then died again
    it now has code 14?? and won't go at all

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    12 Normal Operation (System Pass)
    13 Oxygen Sensor (O2) or Circuit
    14 Coolant Temperature Sensor – Voltage Too Low
    15 Coolant Temperature Sensor – Voltage Too High
    16 Coolant Temperature Sensor – Voltage Unstable
    17 PCM Coolant Temperature Circuit
    18 n/a
    19 Throttle Position Sensor
    20 n/a
    21 As above – Voltage Too High
    22 As above – Voltage Too Low
    23 MAS (Manifold Air Temperature) Sensor or Circuit – Voltage Too Hig
    24 Vehicle Speed Sensor or Circuit
    25 MAS (Manifold Air Temperature) Sensor or Circuit – Voltage Too Low
    26 MAS (Manifold Air Temperature) Sensor or Circuit – Voltage Unstable
    27 n/a
    28 Transmission problem (get wallet out, yippee heaps of money
    29 n/a
    30 n/a
    31 Theft Deterrent System – Missing Signal
    32 MAF (Manifold Airflow) Sensor or Circuit
    33 MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure) Sensor or Circuit – Voltage Too Hig
    34 As Above – Voltage Too Low
    35 Idle Speed Error
    36 Vacuum Leak
    37 n/a
    38 n/a
    39 n/a
    40 n/a
    41 Crank Angle Sensor
    42 EST (Electronic Start Timing) Circuit
    43 Knock Sensor Circuit
    44 O2 (Oxygen) Sensor – Lean
    45 O2 (Oxygen) Sensor – Rich
    46 No Reference Signal From Ignition Module While Cranking
    47 No 18x Reference Signal From Ignition Module
    48 Camshaft Position Signal Missing
    49 Camshaft / Crank Signal Intermittent
    51 MEMCAL PROM Error - Check insertion of MEMCAL in socket and bent pins.
    52 CALPAK Error - Check that CALPAK is in place, fully inserted, and no bent pins.
    53 System Over-voltage - Car's alternator has produced >17.1 volts for over 2 seconds. Check charging system
    55 ECM A to D Error - Check ECM grounds, or excessive input voltage
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    14 wont be the stalling - most of the time it will be the DFI/ECU or coils
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    I took the coils off the dfi and i have 12v at all the 4 wires with the ignition on, and have 13ohms across all the coils

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    Quote Originally Posted by dazza 38 View Post
    I took the coils off the dfi and i have 12v at all the 4 wires with the ignition on, and have 13ohms across all the coils
    Then I'd maybe sus out an ECU that you could try for a while.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dazza 38 View Post
    I took the coils off the dfi and i have 12v at all the 4 wires with the ignition on, and have 13ohms across all the coils
    sorry forgot to say when i crank it i have no spark as well....

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    check the lock in the glovebox - it's prone to losing contact and this kills the spark

    wriggle it a bit with flat blade screw driver while cranking the motor
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    the balancer hasnt rubbed on the cas and killed it also make sure you are getting 12 volts to the dfi
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    Quote Originally Posted by 88GreenVN View Post
    check the lock in the glovebox - it's prone to losing contact and this kills the spark

    wriggle it a bit with flat blade screw driver while cranking the motor
    tried this and had no luck

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    Quote Originally Posted by delcowizzid View Post
    the balancer hasnt rubbed on the cas and killed it also make sure you are getting 12 volts to the dfi
    Am I able to check the cas with it still on the car? should i be able to get a voltage or something out of the sensor?? and i checked the dfi again and i do have 12 vovts going there and though to the coils.. put my test light onto the wires feeding the coils and it has a constant 12volts should it pulse when i crank it over??

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