Check engine and codes
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Check engine and codes
My 01 Z06 has been acting up sometimes.Seems like it is running 3/4 power sometimes. Got a check engine light after it done it today. Checked codes and this is what it said.
10pcm 1 code
28TCS 1 code
58sdm 1 code
AO LDCM 5 codes
A1-RDCM 5 codes
WTF!! Why so many codes and what are the codes?? What would cause all these at once??
10pcm 1 code
28TCS 1 code
58sdm 1 code
AO LDCM 5 codes
A1-RDCM 5 codes
WTF!! Why so many codes and what are the codes?? What would cause all these at once??
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No, go into the DIC again. When its complete, you can use the buttons on the DIC to manually go through them. Each section can have multiple codes. You need to write down each code and post them here. Once you are sure you have all of them, you can clear each one individually with the reset button.
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No, go into the DIC again. When its complete, you can use the buttons on the DIC to manually go through them. Each section can have multiple codes. You need to write down each code and post them here. Once you are sure you have all of them, you can clear each one individually with the reset button.
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Read this link for all the details on pulling and clearing codes:
http://www.c5forum.com/ayc/dtcdic.php
http://www.c5forum.com/ayc/dtcdic.php
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10-PCM-code P0327H A1-RDCM-Code-B2283H
28-TCS-code C1278H B2285H
58-SDM-code U1040H B2263H
AO-LDCM-codes B2282H B2265H
B2284H U1064H
B2262H
B2264H Wow any idea what caused so many???
U1064H Where do I start???
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Start by clearing them all and see what returns, most of these are H(istorical), the ones that end in "C" are the ones to focus on, since you show none of these-just clear them and see what comes back (if any).
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And here's the link to the codes themselves
http://www.stengel.net/diccodes.htm
10-PCM-code P0327H
28-TCS-code C1278H
Those two are suspect but suggest after clearing them all and seeing what comes back as already suggested, know that you can run these codes while you are driving too. If you get the reduced power message while driving, do not shut off the ignition. Just stop and pull the codes at that time and record them.
http://www.stengel.net/diccodes.htm
10-PCM-code P0327H
28-TCS-code C1278H
Those two are suspect but suggest after clearing them all and seeing what comes back as already suggested, know that you can run these codes while you are driving too. If you get the reduced power message while driving, do not shut off the ignition. Just stop and pull the codes at that time and record them.
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And here's the link to the codes themselves
http://www.stengel.net/diccodes.htm
10-PCM-code P0327H
28-TCS-code C1278H
Those two are suspect but suggest after clearing them all and seeing what comes back as already suggested, know that you can run these codes while you are driving too. If you get the reduced power message while driving, do not shut off the ignition. Just stop and pull the codes at that time and record them.
http://www.stengel.net/diccodes.htm
10-PCM-code P0327H
28-TCS-code C1278H
Those two are suspect but suggest after clearing them all and seeing what comes back as already suggested, know that you can run these codes while you are driving too. If you get the reduced power message while driving, do not shut off the ignition. Just stop and pull the codes at that time and record them.
Last edited by Speedway1; May 9, 2011 at 09:44 PM.
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Something that I noticed. With traction control on should the car be able to spin the tires in first? I have noticed it seems like there may not be traction control since it will burn the tires in first.
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The TCS code of C1278 means that TCS is temporarily inhibited by the PCM. If this is infact happening then yes you can burn the tires in first.
I would clear everything and drive the car. What comes back for codes will need to be looked at to try and determine what is going on.
Post all codes that come back even if they are H or history codes.
I would clear everything and drive the car. What comes back for codes will need to be looked at to try and determine what is going on.
Post all codes that come back even if they are H or history codes.
