No Start!?!?!?!?
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Racer
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Atlanta Ga
No Start!?!?!?!?
Leaving work tonight, and car would not start. It was turning over but just would not catch.
I rand the codes and got the following:
PCM - no com
TCS - no com
BCM - B0502 (HC)
B0507 (HC)
B2482 (HC)
B2527 (HC)
U1255 (HC)
SDM - U1000 (HC)
U1016 (HC)
U1040 (HC)
RFA - U1000 (HC)
Whats going on here? Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
I rand the codes and got the following:
PCM - no com
TCS - no com
BCM - B0502 (HC)
B0507 (HC)
B2482 (HC)
B2527 (HC)
U1255 (HC)
SDM - U1000 (HC)
U1016 (HC)
U1040 (HC)
RFA - U1000 (HC)
Whats going on here? Any ideas?
Thanks in advance
Race Director
Joined: Dec 2000
Posts: 17,551
Likes: 26
From: El Paso Texas
OK, quick glance at your profile, I'm assuming '02? You might have better luck in the C5 forums, but here goes....
They need 3 things, and three things only, to run.
1. Suitable compression
2. The correct mixture of fuel and air
3. A suitably strong spark delivered at the correct time.
That's it. If those three conditions are met, they run. If one or more are missing or deficient, they either don't run correctly or at all. Your job is figure out which one has gone AWOL and why. Once you've done that, you can rectify the issue.
I don't have a shop manual for an '02, and would need to know the OBDII codes, but before doing anything, check fuel pressure and check for spark. Narrow it down to fuel delivery or ignition/emissions.
Good luck.
They need 3 things, and three things only, to run.
1. Suitable compression
2. The correct mixture of fuel and air
3. A suitably strong spark delivered at the correct time.
That's it. If those three conditions are met, they run. If one or more are missing or deficient, they either don't run correctly or at all. Your job is figure out which one has gone AWOL and why. Once you've done that, you can rectify the issue.
I don't have a shop manual for an '02, and would need to know the OBDII codes, but before doing anything, check fuel pressure and check for spark. Narrow it down to fuel delivery or ignition/emissions.
Good luck.
