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I have a 99 coupe that has a problem that's driving me nuts. My DIC seems to be locked up. I have an air pressure sensor out and that is what stays displayed on the DIC. I try reseting and no luck. Changed out the DICswitch assy but no fix. To dig deeper I open the dash and unplug the DIC switch assy. The maintenance manual (volume 3 page 8-645 says the Instrument panel cluster (IPC) supplies a 5v reference for each switch circuit. I put a multimeter on the gray wire (ground) and any of the 6 wires goingto the switch and I get 12v. Am I doing something wrong? Shouldnt I be getting the 5v reference voltage?
I am also unable to pull any codes.
Okay I hate to say this but have you tried unhooking the negative battery cable for a while and see if that will unlock it?
It's worth a try, but if all else fails get ahold of Bill Curlee here on the Forum, he is the Electrical guru!
If anyone can get you straightened out he will for sure!
Okay I hate to say this but have you tried unhooking the negative battery cable for a while and see if that will unlock it?
It's worth a try, but if all else fails get ahold of Bill Curlee here on the Forum, he is the Electrical guru!
If anyone can get you straightened out he will for sure!
Thanks,Matt
Taking the neg terminal dosent fix. I will try Bill Curlee,Thanks
I have a 99 coupe that has a problem that's driving me nuts. My DIC seems to be locked up. I have an air pressure sensor out and that is what stays displayed on the DIC. I try reseting and no luck. Changed out the DICswitch assy but no fix. To dig deeper I open the dash and unplug the DIC switch assy. The maintenance manual (volume 3 page 8-645 says the Instrument panel cluster (IPC) supplies a 5v reference for each switch circuit. I put a multimeter on the gray wire (ground) and any of the 6 wires goingto the switch and I get 12v. Am I doing something wrong? Shouldnt I be getting the 5v reference voltage?
I am also unable to pull any codes.
I also have a 99 coupe and had the same problem. I also tried replacing the buttons and had no luck. The buttons were non-responsive. I ended up replacing the IPC (Instrument Panel Cluster). Sadly enough, it's illegal to buy a IPC and install it because the mileage won't match. You must go to the dealership.