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The code reads: P059800 Thermostat for Map-controlled engine cooling, Short circuit to ground. And in a blue bubble under the code it says “No Fault Symptom”
Is is my third thermostat housing and thermostat so I’m guessing the issue is either the connection or the harness. Am I right to think that the wires that go to the thermostat have grounded somewhere in the engine valley or elswhere?
The code reads: P059800 Thermostat for Map-controlled engine cooling, Short circuit to ground. And in a blue bubble under the code it says “No Fault Symptom”
Is is my third thermostat housing and thermostat so I’m guessing the issue is either the connection or the harness. Am I right to think that the wires that go to the thermostat have grounded somewhere in the engine valley or elswhere?
Any other ideas?
Thanks
Did you ever figure out the issue with the P059800? Im having the same issue and can't find any info that is useful.
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