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This may sound funny but my brother had the same codes show up one day for no reason. He used a scanner to clear the codes, and they came back. He removed the cables from the battery and let it sit for over and hour to reset the ECM and everything was fine after that.
Last edited by Blurry94; Dec 18, 2003 at 11:18 PM.
Strange, very strange. I removed the battery cables right after I pulled the codes, so maybe they'll just go away. I'll pull the codes tomorrow when I get off work.
Some spout connectors are near the distributor, and the others were right under the CC servo next the Ignition Control Module on the driver side close to the firewall.
Either way...It's going to be a connector that has two wires going to it and a grey plastic jumper that will be plugged into the end of it. If it's there then pull it out and make sure it's clean. Hope that helps.
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