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Old Aug 18, 2007 | 08:30 PM
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i have a 86 with electronic controles i can access the trouble codes but dont have refrence guide to what they all mean can anyone help
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Old Aug 18, 2007 | 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted by gregs86
i have a 86 with electronic controles i can access the trouble codes but dont have refrence guide to what they all mean can anyone help

......i think that there is already a thread started on this subject....use the search function of this forum and i think you will find it as well as associated information to help you!
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One post per problem LOL,,, Use Search function... great tool
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Old Aug 18, 2007 | 09:22 PM
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One post per problem LOL,,, Use Search function... great tool
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i have used the search thats how i learned to access codes from agent86 post but cant find what codes mean specificaly my controler just gives a number but cant find a list of what they mean ifany one couldpoint me in theright direction i would appreciate it
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sorry for the second post i tried to deleteit but was to late because i saw i did not include my year
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Press the Ext. Temp. button.

While pressing the Ext. Temp Button, press the Auto Fan button and then release it. Then release the Ext. Temp. button.

a -00 should appear. - indicating what Mode is displayed.

Mode 1 is Program number
Mode 2 is in vehicle thermistor
Mode 3 Ambient correction
Mode 4 Blower number
Mode 5 Outside thermistor
Mode 6 Feed back pot position
Mode 7 Calculated door position
Mode 8 System faults
Mode 9 Ratiometric feedback position
Mode 10 Full hot position
Mode 11 Full code position
Mode 12 Software version

To change Mode # press the Warm button.
To see the value in that Mode # press the Cool button.

A system fault is indicated by a flashing indicator. If there is a problem with the ambient sensor, in
vehicle sensor, or the feedback potentiometer, the Ext. Temp. indicator will flash for about 60 seconds,
upon ignition ON. The flashing indicator will reoccur upon ignition ON until the system problem has been corrected.

If you disconnect the battery and reconnect it, the system will recalibrate and move the door from one extreme to the other and then position the door and stop. The blower motor also comes on and you can manually turn it off. Takes about 30 seconds.




To enter the diagnostic mode, push and hold the fan up and down arrows at the same time for about 5 seconds.

The display should show "-00".

Push "Auto" and the display will show any fault codes that are stored in the computer.

00-Not used
01-Temp. Door Motor Circuit Fault
02-Temp Door Motor Circuit Fault
03- Ambient Sensor Open
04- Ambient Sensor Short
05- In-Car Temp Sensor Open
06- In-Car Temp Sensor Short
07- Solar Load Sensor Open
08- Solar Load Sensor Short
09-Low Freon
10-UART Failure
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