where can i check to see what they are? the corral deal isnt working for me

 

nevermind i found something.


but i got a code 96, which is an AOD trans code...i have a t-5 ?

 

which mode did you get that in? with car running(koer)? or off(koeo)? or was it koeo after the seperator pulse (continuous memory code)?

 

koeo memory mode. it flashed 11 ... 11 ..... 1 ..... 33......96.....33....96


the 33 is a EGR code, which i'm not worried about cause its not functional anyways.

but the 96? why an AOD code in a t-5 car?

 

if koeo or cm then 96=Fuel Pump Circuit Open-Battery To PCM

have you tripped the inertia switch in the back under the trim panel? if so, that would cause 96 in cm. let us know

 

ok, 11 11 means no koeo "hard faults" 1= seperator pulse,
33=you know that one
96=what i mentioned previously

here is one of the places where i check my codes http://www.troublecodes.net/Ford/eec-iv.shtml

 

ahahahha i'm a dyslexic ****! i got 96 and 69 mixed up when looking at the codes [:@]


so if i have this open circuit between my battery and pcm, my car is still going to start right? i just drove it 5 minutes ago and i check the codes on it an hour ago? and if this is a memory code, does that mean its an old code?

 

memory codes are from all driving since the last time the ecm was reset (battery disconnected for ~10 minutes)
they may not represent what is currently wrong with the car, only something that was wrong. suggest that you reset codes
drive it a day (or at least a little bit) and then recheck the codes to determine if this condition is still present.

 

ok. sounds good. the last time i had the battery disconnected was last weekend when i did my battery relocation. but it hasnt had any no start problems..or any problems really, besides it smoking really bad.