Blink / Error Code 3-3
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Blink / Error Code 3-3
I have been playing around with the diagnostic port on my '86 951. I have been getting a 3-3 code that indicates a defective pressure sensor in the K/CP Control Unit.
What is the K/CP??
What would be the performance issue with a bad pressure sensor in this unit?
-jk
What is the K/CP??
What would be the performance issue with a bad pressure sensor in this unit?
-jk
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knock / charging pressure aka klr. Find that air problem yet?
Bye the way, does your factory boost guage register "1" with key in on position and engine stopped?
4-1 in conjunction with 3-3 can be a tps wiring problem, check that harness and make sure it is well connected.
Bye the way, does your factory boost guage register "1" with key in on position and engine stopped?
4-1 in conjunction with 3-3 can be a tps wiring problem, check that harness and make sure it is well connected.
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K/CP = KLR, perfect, I am guessing expensive too. The Boost gage does read 1 bar with key on and engine off. I have not found an air leak yet and when I do you'll be the first to hear..
I am a little suspicious of the potentiometer in the TPS. I have a new one coming, but also plan to check and see if the resistance changes linearly during the full cycle of the throttle.
I read that you can spray carb cleaner on the hoses. If idle changes you found your leak. Didn't sound like the best method..
I have checked the easy hoses all looks good.
-jk
I am a little suspicious of the potentiometer in the TPS. I have a new one coming, but also plan to check and see if the resistance changes linearly during the full cycle of the throttle.
I read that you can spray carb cleaner on the hoses. If idle changes you found your leak. Didn't sound like the best method..
I have checked the easy hoses all looks good.
-jk
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Don't limit your seach to a boost leak. Consider also vacuum problems and exhaust problems - these are insidious faults and can really benefit from having a partner to help you look. Also double check your 12 volt maf supply as superjet said.