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So I ran some diagnostics on my truck today. Wanted to see how the injectors and other things are doing and when I ran a KOER Switch Test this is what I received....
Any thoughts?
You were supposed to push all those things that gave you codes.
Key On Engine Running (KOER) Switch (SW) Self Test
Key On Engine Running (KOER) Switch Self Test is a functional test of the PCM performed on demand with the engine running. This test is designed to set DTC(s) if the test does not detect a transition on one or more of the switches. After pressing the trigger to start the test, wait 5 seconds before running through the driver-operated controls to eliminate the chance of setting a false IVS code. The accelerator pedal must first be depressed and released to begin test, then the Parking Brake, Speed Control ON, OFF, SET, RESUME, COAST, Transmission Control or Clutch. The last to be depressed and released must be the brake pedal, which will test both the brake pressure applied (BPA) switch and the brake ON/OFF (BOO) switch.
Well, ran the test just now and still got the P0220 so sounds like I may need a new TPS at some point. I push it all the way to the floor and let it up real fast, rapped the truck out a bit, not to bad.
Well, ran the test just now and still got the P0220 so sounds like I may need a new TPS at some point. I push it all the way to the floor and let it up real fast, rapped the truck out a bit, not to bad.
Your e99 has a separate IVS and TPS. See this THREAD for more info.
If you're not having any issues, I'd just ignore it. The false IVS code is common enough they even warn you about waiting 5 seconds before you push the accelerator to try and avoid setting it.
If you're not having any issues, I'd just ignore it. The false IVS code is common enough they even warn you about waiting 5 seconds before you push the accelerator to try and avoid setting it.
Well good to know. I actually do have a very slight and mild roughness that I only notice at low speeds when I'm chugging along at about 25 in 4th at about 1K rpm on lvl ground. So the error may be right, that my TPS is going out but not at all quite there yet.
Can they be taken apart and cleaned or they a replace only part?
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