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Ran my ECM codes and got
1 1 1 1 1 14 41 14 41
14 - Two or more successive erratic Profile Ignition Pickup pulses occurred, resulting in a possible engine miss or stall.
41 - No HEGO switching detected always lean (right side)
I just changed spark plugs and wires, does this mean I didn't get one all the way on the right side? Also, the check engine light only comes on for a minute or two after I drive for 15+min, then it goes off for the rest of my trip, is this normal?
Thanks guys. I'll be back to check after I go fix my flat (it's been a rough day)
The always lean code could be a result of misfire. If plug doesn't fire, all that oxygen goes down the exhaust and the 02 picks it up. So I would go for pickup problem first.
I don't think you not getting a wire on all the way could cause the ignition pickup
problem, buy maybe someone else can shed some light on that.
The 14, intermittant loss of PIP, sounds like an ignition module going bad, or possibly a loose spout connection.
The 41 says the O2 dosen't switch (always lean). This might be a true lean condition, or it could simply be a bad O2 sensor. If it's been in awhile, I'd change the O2.
A check engine light is never normal. I'd change the O2 sensor first, clean and tighten the spout connector, and clear the codes. Then recheck the codes after a time. If the 14 comes back, then suspect the ICM being (or going) bad.
Last edited by thelonerangerxlt; Dec 16, 2004 at 01:46 PM.
Howdy. yes it certainly does, but thankfully I had my 55k mile road hazard warantee
spout connector?
Thanks for the info, the O2 sensor is the original as far as I know, one of those things on the "to-do" list...
Chilton says it may be difficult to remove if the engine temp is *below* 120 degrees, is that true? I thought metal expanded when hot 0.o
Also says to use a commercial solvent to make it easier to remove, any recommendations?
Finally, it says to use an 02 sensor anti-seize compound which, unlike normal anti-seize compounds, conducts electricity? Recommendations?
I have several o'reilly, autozone, wal-mart, and dealerships at my disposal, so if you recommend something I can probably nab it.
Alright, I replaced the sensor (which was amazingly easy... possibly the easiest thing I've done on the bronco 0.o ), disconnected the ground on the battery for a couple minutes to clear the computer, ran it 5-10 miles...
Bump, can I get some more info on the Profile Ignition Pickup pulses? And lone ranger, what did you mean by a loose spout connector? Is there a way to test the ignition module?
Mitch, this web page references the PIP signal, and gives test procedures. It seems that your trouble can be from either a bad pick-up coil or ICM...? Ignition Module Info
The spout connector is a gray or black plug-in that is disconnected when you set the timing. It's near the distributor. On second thought, that's probably OK.....