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I know this is sounds ridiculous.
The only thing I can tell you for 100% sure is I have the error codes
15 and 32 set in my ECM. Thanks for any help, and don't post making fun of this message I already know I sound retarded.
But just you wait, 3 more days I'll be asking how to replace my axle or something. Always one thing or another in this beeter box. ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~
Group: alt.trucks.chevy Date: Mon, Oct 6, 2003, 11:35pm (CDT+5) From: snipped-for-privacy@REMOVEworldnet.att.net (KJ)
Code 15 says> =A0 .. cooling sensor or circuit / low temp. indicated
Makes sense - my book just says sesor voltage high. I have an aftermarket detector unit in it, always ment to put a T in it so I could have the idiot light as well. That should also fix this code. Code 32 >..Baro Sensor(carb.models) or =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 EGR Circuit (fuel injection models) or =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 Open Map sensor circuit
Any ideas?
I have a fuel injector/throttle body. If I remember correctly I don't have a map sensor. I could very possibly be wrong. I do have a sensor that was attached to the side of my air box that is connected to a vacuume line and 2-3 wires. I can't remember what my mechanic called it, but I also remember being told I was calling it by the wrong name. I'd love to clear out my signals. I've had the 15 for a while, but the 32 just developed recently. Well after that sensor I described was suspect, I ran the truck for serveral months without that part attached and a starburst wraper suck in the tube!
Any help would be nice or an abusive remark from Scrib. ~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~ ya'll saw it......he asked for it.......those are his final words ......not mine.....
fool.... bum... retard... slacker...
Now that we have that out the way.......
KJ, I didn't reply to your original post because you asked that no posts be made making fun of your "message".....and then you used the word retard......which is one of the funniest words I've ever come across. So...as much as I wanted to.....I left it alone. But now.......you've actually asked for my input....hehehehehe.....
so here goes........ my advice......
start a clean thread. Do an update repost...... ~1988 S10...code 32....code 15~
When you do the post, list ONLY the symptoms,engine size. tranny, ALL recent repairs, vehical mileage, and a short and to the point "feel" of how the vehicals engine is running, and any excessive oil or fuel consumption issues. Then wait for drivabililty techs in here to start pounding you for info.....and giving you some solid input. Untill then......reattach anything you've unplugged, then take the negative battery cable off for about a minute, then take the truck for a 15 minute test drive and see what codes reset. You're trying to determine if you have "hard" or "soft" codes setting.
You never stated how the truck was running, other than the intermittant "pull" feeling you were having. So about the only good advice your going to get untill you do a comprehensive update post (including a history and description of the way the engine runs), is to jack up the rear end and be sure you don't have a dragging brake.......and address the codes issues. All of which will be guess work without knowing a little more on the vehical. You could always start yanking the EGR, plugs, change the temp sensor, do an exhaust back preasure test, look for shorts in wiring...etc..etc..etc.......
but you'de be well advised to do the update post with a good history, feel , and vehical specs ...so's the input you get is a little more productive.
hopefully helpfull
Scrib Abell ~:~ he actually used the word retard...LMAO.~~