code 13 problems
10-18-2005, 01:15 AM
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Car: GTA 89
Engine: L98
Transmission: TH700
Axle/Gears: BW 9 bolt
code 13 problems
Hello all
This code will flash when engine reach operating temp and go to closed loop. I replaced the oxygen sensor with new one....and no effect
car was running lean imho, bad fuel pump maybe?
This code will flash when engine reach operating temp and go to closed loop. I replaced the oxygen sensor with new one....and no effect
car was running lean imho, bad fuel pump maybe?
10-18-2005, 06:18 PM
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Code 13 usually indicates a fault with the sensor or sensor circuit. If it was running lean, typically a code 44 will set.
With the Key On and Engine Off, unplug the Oxygen Sensor connector and measure the PCM side of the connector with a Digital Multimeter. You should have 450mV +/-. If not, then there is an open circuit in the wire or the ECM is faulty.
With the Key On and Engine Off, unplug the Oxygen Sensor connector and measure the PCM side of the connector with a Digital Multimeter. You should have 450mV +/-. If not, then there is an open circuit in the wire or the ECM is faulty.
10-19-2005, 04:00 AM
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Originally posted by GMTech
With the Key On and Engine Off, unplug the Oxygen Sensor connector and measure the PCM side of the connector with a Digital Multimeter. You should have 450mV +/-. If not, then there is an open circuit in the wire or the ECM is faulty. [/B]
With the Key On and Engine Off, unplug the Oxygen Sensor connector and measure the PCM side of the connector with a Digital Multimeter. You should have 450mV +/-. If not, then there is an open circuit in the wire or the ECM is faulty. [/B]
I do that - multimeter reads 0.95V with the ignition on....
10-19-2005, 03:42 PM
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Originally posted by pawcio
Hi
I do that - multimeter reads 0.95V with the ignition on....
Hi
I do that - multimeter reads 0.95V with the ignition on....
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