Got more codes than a decoder ring - Help!
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Got more codes than a decoder ring - Help!
I have an intermttent 0704 Clutch Switch sensor that trips the check engine light once every two weeks. The stealorship said I needed a new clutch switch - so i bought the part and installed it myself. After replacing the switch. I test drove her for a while and tested the cruise control (not working) the code came back...CEL light came back on, also joining the party was the C1255H code. The only thing I did previous was disconnect the negative battery terminal before the install...and when I connected the battery back, my positive wire on my car stereo got loose and brushed against a nut briefly. No blown fuses or anything.
In Short: I replaced my clutch switch - code 0704 still showing, and now I have a c1255H code too. Any suggestions guys/gals on how to fix the codes?
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In Short: I replaced my clutch switch - code 0704 still showing, and now I have a c1255H code too. Any suggestions guys/gals on how to fix the codes?
I will furnish a picture of a hot girl for payment
Last edited by homewrecker; Nov 17, 2008 at 08:53 PM.
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I have an intermttent 0704 Clutch Switch sensor that trips the check engine light once every two weeks. The stealorship said I needed a new clutch switch - so i bought the part and installed it myself. After replacing the switch. I test drove her for a while and tested the cruise control (not working) the code came back...CEL light came back on, also joining the party was the C1255H code. The only thing I did previous was disconnect the negative battery terminal before the install...and when I connected the battery back, my positive wire on my car stereo got loose and brushed against a nut briefly. No blown fuses or anything.
In Short: I replaced my clutch switch - code 0704 still showing, and now I have a c1255H code too. Any suggestions guys/gals on how to fix the codes?
I will furnish a picture of a hot girl for payment
In Short: I replaced my clutch switch - code 0704 still showing, and now I have a c1255H code too. Any suggestions guys/gals on how to fix the codes?
I will furnish a picture of a hot girl for payment
You prolly already know this but C1255 is "EBTCM Internal Malfunction"
P0704 - Clutch Switch Circuit Post code C is current, H is History
Just in case, good luck!
