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Posted: 9/9/2010 1:29:49 PM EDT
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It's a code that says that there is a code, but the scan tool you have either is not equipped with the correct communications protocol, or that the code itself does not make sense to the scan tool. In other words, you need a better/more powerful/more up-to-date scan tool.
Edit: We get those all the time in the Euro car world - the cheaper scanners will make up a code like P0AAA, or the like, the better ones will say "manufacturer specific code". |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 1:31:59 PM EDT
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It's a code that says that there is a code, but the scan tool you have either is not equipped with the correct communications protocol, or that the code itself does not make sense to the scan tool. In other words, you need a better/more powerful/more up-to-date scan tool. Edit: We get those all the time in the Euro car world - the cheaper scanners will make up a code like P0AAA, or the like, the better ones will say "manufacturer specific code". kinda like a very expensive thing only the dealership would have? 
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Posted: 9/9/2010 1:34:14 PM EDT
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It's a code that says that there is a code, but the scan tool you have either is not equipped with the correct communications protocol, or that the code itself does not make sense to the scan tool. In other words, you need a better/more powerful/more up-to-date scan tool. Edit: We get those all the time in the Euro car world - the cheaper scanners will make up a code like P0AAA, or the like, the better ones will say "manufacturer specific code". kinda like a very expensive thing only the dealership would have? Try a local shop with a newer scanner, like a Snap-On Verus. |
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Posted: 9/9/2010 8:03:25 PM EDT
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: It's a code that says that there is a code, but the scan tool you have either is not equipped with the correct communications protocol, or that the code itself does not make sense to the scan tool. In other words, you need a better/more powerful/more up-to-date scan tool. Edit: We get those all the time in the Euro car world - the cheaper scanners will make up a code like P0AAA, or the like, the better ones will say "manufacturer specific code". kinda like a very expensive thing only the dealership would have? Try a local shop with a newer scanner, like a Snap-On Verus. Since you got that scan tool you are such a scan tool snob  . I only say that out of jealousy of course.To the OP: You wouldnt need anything quite that major but a decent up to date scan tool should do you well. I think mine would pull that and it is not quite as new as Toiyabe66's new toy. I would say odds are its a code that says there is a code in one of the other computers besides the ECU.
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Posted: 9/10/2010 2:25:28 PM EDT
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It's a Body controller code, and manufacturer specific. You need a smarter scan tool.
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