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Ok just used my superchips 1705 tuner to read codes and im getting these codes
P0603- internal Ctrl Mod KAM error
P0235- turbo boost sensor A Circuit error
P1280- ICP Circuit Out of range low
P0122- Throttle Pos Sensor/Switch A Circuit Low Input
P0221- Throttle Pos Sensor/Switch B Range/Perf
what to do what to do if its not one thing its another
Hopefully someone can bring light to these codes for me and help me out on what i need to do about them.
And make sure your oil isn't low cause if im not mistaken it has to do w the oil but some one that knows a little more then me will prolly chime in here soon if i am
Ok just used my superchips 1705 tuner to read codes and im getting these codes
P0603- internal Ctrl Mod KAM error - this is most likel form dissconnecting that batteries or cause off the programer don't worrie about it
P0235- turbo boost sensor A Circuit error- not sure
P1280- ICP Circuit Out of range low- unplug the sensor and look for oil in the plug
P0122- Throttle Pos Sensor/Switch A Circuit Low Input- not sure but these two might have something to do with you tran acting up
P0221- Throttle Pos Sensor/Switch B Range/Perf
what to do what to do if its not one thing its another
Hopefully someone can bring light to these codes for me and help me out on what i need to do about them.
Leave TPS plugged in and key in on position
Set meter to volts
Put hot lead in the middle wire on the TPS plug from the back side of the plug where the wires go in
Ground to battery
Then slowly push the go pedal down watching the volts to see if you have a dead spot in the TPS
Yes it Rick but I had a TPS issue that had me all over the place. Sometimes it would feel like a slip and other felts like a miss but you never knew when it would happen and when it did it was do fast that you really didn't know what to make of it. So that's why I said check the TPS
If you can , run the truck till you can use the cruise control. Run the speed up & down with the steering wheel control. Look for flat spots or RPM changes .