Looks like the plug to your DCCV to me. Is your climate controls responding accordingly?
Heh what's funny is I was nosing around for the dccv when I found this because my a/c blows hot and when heat or a/c on the lights dim and the car hesitates...but fog light makes sense to cuz I'm missing the passenger foglight
Finally what caused your problem? I have a ls 2001 and I have the same code pats 16Heh what's funny is I was nosing around for the dccv when I found this because my a/c blows hot and when heat or a/c on the lights dim and the car hesitates...but fog light makes sense to cuz I'm missing the passenger foglight
Finally what caused your problem? I have a ls 2001 and I have the same code pats 16
The pcm relay that is inside the hood? Try scanning but do not enter the scanner says errorI haven't had a PATS problem (though I did have to replace one of my alternators). In this particular case, the PATS code 16 problem was a bad PCM relay and/or bad hack job of converting to an electric fan.
Apparently my pcm relay is fine I just replaced and it's still the same, I'm going to check my battery to find out if it's something related to my alternator or my pcmYes, under the hood. You really need to correctly trouble shoot it. First, I'd verify that power is getting to the PCM.
Apparently my pcm relay is fine I just replaced and it's still the same, I'm going to check my battery to find out if it's something related to my alternator or my pcm
I feel like there is a communications problem. We're going in circles on this. Maybe if we go one step at a time?
Measure for power at the PCM. Check the continuous power circuit and the key on power circuit. What voltages do you get (both key on and key off)?
Up to the red line, there was no difference when opening and closing switch
Friend, already solve my problem, it was a fuse or relay that is located behind the box of fuses that is inside the baulSorry, but that is a completely useless answer. Red line of what? Don't answer. Do you really want any help here?
I need voltage readings, as in for example, "12.6 volts" Both power supplies will not read the same with the key on or off, only one of them will. Please do this accurately and precisely. Indicate the particular pin numbers that you are taking the readings from.
At the end it was a fuse or relay that is on the side of the fuse box that is in the trunkFinally what caused your problem? I have a ls 2001 and I have the same code pats 16