OBD II Problem...NEED HELP PLEASE!!! (possible wiring harness issue)
05-27-2003, 03:37 PM
#16
Get the harness replaced under warranty
and don't waste time and cause potential
damage to all the electronics.
Your car is not an SC that you can do
trial and error fixes with.
Lorenfb
and don't waste time and cause potential
damage to all the electronics.
Your car is not an SC that you can do
trial and error fixes with.
Lorenfb
06-13-2003, 04:43 AM
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Loren,
Thanks for the input. The wiring harness was replaced in January at 29,000 miles. That is when all of these problems started.
Robert
Thanks for the input. The wiring harness was replaced in January at 29,000 miles. That is when all of these problems started.
Robert
06-13-2003, 09:49 AM
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Robert
I had the same problem with my '97 recently. Are you sure ALL the codes are set before they reset? If all the codes are not set, it's my understanding that you will go back to square one. Also, a fault in the system will cause the codes to be reset. Give Cliff at Boardwalk Porsche in Dallas a call and he will be glad to tell you exactly how to run through the cycles to set all the codes.
Jim
I had the same problem with my '97 recently. Are you sure ALL the codes are set before they reset? If all the codes are not set, it's my understanding that you will go back to square one. Also, a fault in the system will cause the codes to be reset. Give Cliff at Boardwalk Porsche in Dallas a call and he will be glad to tell you exactly how to run through the cycles to set all the codes.
Jim
