1996 corvette lt1 code p1371
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1996 corvette lt1 code p1371
I have a 1996 corvette LT1 just got it back from a body shop they told me it was a fuel pump so I trusted them and replaced fuel pump and it wasn’t the issue. I plugged in my scanner and got that code. To what I know it’s a crankshaft sensor, I’m not sure if it’s it own individual sensor or the opti. Does anyone know? Car only cranks but no start
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From: SCMR Rat Pack'r Charter Member..Great Bend KS
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"P1371 is telling you the PCM can not find the low resolution pulse signal. When this happens, the PCM can not time the ignition or the fuel injection, so it shuts down the fuel system.If the engine is running, P1371 is a "stored" code. It is not active, so the PCM is still running the fuel system. If this is the case, clear the code (pull the "PCM BAT" fuse for 30 seconds), and see how often it comes back. If it comes back frequently, or sets when the engine stalls, its an indication that the cam position sensor in the distributor is failing, or there is a problem with the wire harness or connector. If your engine isn't starting at all, it's an "active" code, and could be a failed sensor or damaged harness/connector."
"P1371 is telling you the PCM can not find the low resolution pulse signal. When this happens, the PCM can not time the ignition or the fuel injection, so it shuts down the fuel system.If the engine is running, P1371 is a "stored" code. It is not active, so the PCM is still running the fuel system. If this is the case, clear the code (pull the "PCM BAT" fuse for 30 seconds), and see how often it comes back. If it comes back frequently, or sets when the engine stalls, its an indication that the cam position sensor in the distributor is failing, or there is a problem with the wire harness or connector. If your engine isn't starting at all, it's an "active" code, and could be a failed sensor or damaged harness/connector."
