Eli ajelinpa tuossa vähän aikaa sitten pikatietä pitkin ja menin rampista alas, niin yht'äkkiä moottorin vikavalo alkaa palamaan, pysäytys tiensivuun, auton sammutus ja uudestaan käyntiin. Paskat, vikavalo yhä päällä. Siinä sitten ajoin 500 metriä ja valo sammui, noin 70 metriä uudestaan palamaan ja taas 50 metriä sammui, siinä vaiheessa olinkin jo perillä. Olin 30 minuuttia perillä ja lähdin uudestaan ajamaan, vikavalo ei palanut, mutta 100 metrin jälkeen valo jälleen syttyi ja kahden km:n jälkeen taas sammui ja nyt olenkin tässä koneella!
Auto -99 2.5 V6 vectra ajettu 76 000 km:ä.
Autoon vaihdettiin pari-kolme kuukautta sitten uusi puola, kun vanha oli sökö.
Käynti ja kulku oli aivan normaalia, mitään poikkeavaa en huomannut kun vikavalo paloi.
Toivottavasti tuosta saa jotain selkoa..
Kiitos, anteeksi ja hyvää joulua!
Moottorin vikavalo syttyy, sammuu, syttyy, sammuu,...
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- 'Senator'
- Viestit: 598
- Liittynyt: 02 Joulu 2002, 02:00
- Paikkakunta: Pori
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vEctrA bEE
- 'Senator'
- Viestit: 598
- Liittynyt: 02 Joulu 2002, 02:00
- Paikkakunta: Pori
Edelleen: lue ne vikakoodit!
Jos nyt menee väärin, niin viisaammat korjatkoon, koska nyt en ole varma onko tuossa vielä motronic vai onko se simtec?
Tuossa samat höpinät kuin alempana mutta "hieman" lyhyemmin ja suomeksi: http://www.opelclubfinland.fi/forum/vie ... 905#878905
Tuossa kuva siitä käsijarrun kahvan alla olevasta liittimestä, josta on navat 5 ja 6 yhdistetty: http://opel.desteem.org/albums/upit/PICT0333.JPG
However if you have a Simtec 56.5 system, then the 16-pin ALDL connector can be found in the fuse box area or under the trim to the hand brake or under the bulge in the carpet beside the passenger front seat.
The Simtec 56.5 fuel systems use a 4 digit flash code. The engine ideally needs to be running when reading the fault codes, otherwise it may show incorrect fault codes.
Once the wire link is in place and the engine is running, the ECU warning lamp will begin to flash out the codes (wait for the initial boot up check that lights up all the warning lamps). Each fault code is repeated 3 times and then it moves onto the next one (if any). Once at the end of the logged fault code list, it will go to the beginning again, giving you plenty of time to note down the code (on each fault code shown, there will be a pause before it shows the next one). It will carry on like this for ever until you remove the key from the ignition or the battery runs flat. To clear the codes simply turn on and off the ignition 30 times with a 5 second 'on' gap in-between (time allowed for self check to finish).
For example, lets say there was a ECU warning lamp noted and the owner wanted to read what fault code was logged. The owner has already put the wire link in place and switched on the ignition. A flash is indicated by an astrix (*) and a pause is shown as a dash (-).
Note that 10 flashes = number 0.
**********-*-*-***** (10 flashs, 1 pause, 1 flash, 1 pause , 1 flash, 1 pause and 5 flashes = P code 0115)
**********-*-*-***** (0115)
**********-*-*-***** (0115)
**********-***-***-********** (0330)
**********-***-***-********** (0330)
**********-***-***-********** (0330)
**********-*-*-***** (0115)
**********-*-*-***** (0115)
**********-*-*-***** (0115)
**********-***-***-********** (0330)
**********-***-***-********** (0330)
**********-***-***-********** (0330)
Owner then takes the key out of the ignition.
Lets go through what has happened. After switching on the ignition, the dash board lights up showing the self check, after that all the lights go out and the ECU warning light begins to flash the error code. There is no initiation flash code, the ECU will flash out the fault codes straight away. This is repeated 3 times.
P code 0115 means 'Intake manifold pressure sensor', i.e. there is most likely a faulty unit or a bad connection at its plug. It flashes this 3 times before going to the next fault code. Remember to show a 0 number it flashes the ECU warning lamp 10 times.
The next code is code 0330 which means 'Knock sensor 2' which suggests the engine has two knock sensors on it, hence the 2nd one is faulty or has bad connections. Again this flashes the same fault P code 3 times before moving onto the next. In this case it there are no more faults and the P codes repeat themselves.
The owner can switch off the ignition. A healthy car should display no fault codes what so ever, i.e. the ECU warning lamp never comes on or flashes. Some ECU systems will also show code 0335 because it doesn't see the engine turning over, this is not a fault because you haven't started the car. Simply start the engine and read the fault codes again. If 0335 shows again while the engine is on, then its a fault. To find out what fuel system you have, read the "Fault Code Chart" below.
0100 Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor n/a
0105 Intake manifold pressure sensor n/a
0110 Intake Air Temperature Sesnor (ATS) n/a
0115 Intake Coolant Temperature Sesnor (CTS) n/a
0120 Throttle Potentiometer Sensor (TPS) n/a
0130 Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen (HEGO) sensor n/a
0135 Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen (HEGO) sensor heater n/a
0150 Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen (HEGO) sensor n/a
0173 Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen (HEGO) sensor n/a
0201 Injector valve 1 n/a
0202 Injector valve 2 n/a
0203 Injector valve 3 n/a
0204 Injector valve 4 n/a
0205 Injector valve 5 n/a
0206 Injector valve 6 n/a
0230 Fuel pump n/a
0325 Knock sensor n/a
0330 Knock sensor 2 n/a
0335 Crank sensor n/a
0340 Camshaft sensor n/a
0351 Ignition coil 1 and 4 n/a
0352 Ignition coil 2 and 3 n/a
0400 Exhaust gas circulation valve n/a
0403 Exhaust Gas Re-circulation (EGR) valve n/a
0410 Secondary air pump relay n/a
0412 Secondary solenoid valve n/a
0433 Tank vent valve n/a
0500 Idle speed stepper motor/idle air regulator n/a
0560 Battery n/a
1110 Switch over valve solenoid n/a
1112 Switch over valve 1 n/a
1113 Switch over valve 2 n/a
1120 Throttle body malfunction n/a
1229 Power supply relay n/a
1231 Fuel pump relay n/a
1320 Knock control cylinder 1 n/a
1327 Knock control cylinder 2 n/a
1328 Knock control cylinder 3 n/a
1329 Knock control cylinder 4 n/a
1405 Exhaust Gas Re-circulation (EGR) valve n/a
1410 Secondary air pump relay n/a
1411 Secondary air pump n/a
1501 Immobiliser control unit n/a
1502 Immobiliser control unit n/a
1503 Immobiliser control unit n/a
1530 Air flow relay n/a
1600 Internal control module n/a
1601 Engine Control Unit (ECU) too hot n/a
1602 Knock control module n/a
1604 Knock control unit n/a
1605 Knock control unit n/a
1606 Knock control unit n/a
1640 Knock control unit or quad drive module n/a
1690 MIL/Engine fail (malfunction indicator lamp) n/a
1740 Torque control unit n/a
Jos nyt menee väärin, niin viisaammat korjatkoon, koska nyt en ole varma onko tuossa vielä motronic vai onko se simtec?
Tuossa samat höpinät kuin alempana mutta "hieman" lyhyemmin ja suomeksi: http://www.opelclubfinland.fi/forum/vie ... 905#878905
Tuossa kuva siitä käsijarrun kahvan alla olevasta liittimestä, josta on navat 5 ja 6 yhdistetty: http://opel.desteem.org/albums/upit/PICT0333.JPG
However if you have a Simtec 56.5 system, then the 16-pin ALDL connector can be found in the fuse box area or under the trim to the hand brake or under the bulge in the carpet beside the passenger front seat.
The Simtec 56.5 fuel systems use a 4 digit flash code. The engine ideally needs to be running when reading the fault codes, otherwise it may show incorrect fault codes.
Once the wire link is in place and the engine is running, the ECU warning lamp will begin to flash out the codes (wait for the initial boot up check that lights up all the warning lamps). Each fault code is repeated 3 times and then it moves onto the next one (if any). Once at the end of the logged fault code list, it will go to the beginning again, giving you plenty of time to note down the code (on each fault code shown, there will be a pause before it shows the next one). It will carry on like this for ever until you remove the key from the ignition or the battery runs flat. To clear the codes simply turn on and off the ignition 30 times with a 5 second 'on' gap in-between (time allowed for self check to finish).
For example, lets say there was a ECU warning lamp noted and the owner wanted to read what fault code was logged. The owner has already put the wire link in place and switched on the ignition. A flash is indicated by an astrix (*) and a pause is shown as a dash (-).
Note that 10 flashes = number 0.
**********-*-*-***** (10 flashs, 1 pause, 1 flash, 1 pause , 1 flash, 1 pause and 5 flashes = P code 0115)
**********-*-*-***** (0115)
**********-*-*-***** (0115)
**********-***-***-********** (0330)
**********-***-***-********** (0330)
**********-***-***-********** (0330)
**********-*-*-***** (0115)
**********-*-*-***** (0115)
**********-*-*-***** (0115)
**********-***-***-********** (0330)
**********-***-***-********** (0330)
**********-***-***-********** (0330)
Owner then takes the key out of the ignition.
Lets go through what has happened. After switching on the ignition, the dash board lights up showing the self check, after that all the lights go out and the ECU warning light begins to flash the error code. There is no initiation flash code, the ECU will flash out the fault codes straight away. This is repeated 3 times.
P code 0115 means 'Intake manifold pressure sensor', i.e. there is most likely a faulty unit or a bad connection at its plug. It flashes this 3 times before going to the next fault code. Remember to show a 0 number it flashes the ECU warning lamp 10 times.
The next code is code 0330 which means 'Knock sensor 2' which suggests the engine has two knock sensors on it, hence the 2nd one is faulty or has bad connections. Again this flashes the same fault P code 3 times before moving onto the next. In this case it there are no more faults and the P codes repeat themselves.
The owner can switch off the ignition. A healthy car should display no fault codes what so ever, i.e. the ECU warning lamp never comes on or flashes. Some ECU systems will also show code 0335 because it doesn't see the engine turning over, this is not a fault because you haven't started the car. Simply start the engine and read the fault codes again. If 0335 shows again while the engine is on, then its a fault. To find out what fuel system you have, read the "Fault Code Chart" below.
0100 Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor n/a
0105 Intake manifold pressure sensor n/a
0110 Intake Air Temperature Sesnor (ATS) n/a
0115 Intake Coolant Temperature Sesnor (CTS) n/a
0120 Throttle Potentiometer Sensor (TPS) n/a
0130 Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen (HEGO) sensor n/a
0135 Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen (HEGO) sensor heater n/a
0150 Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen (HEGO) sensor n/a
0173 Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen (HEGO) sensor n/a
0201 Injector valve 1 n/a
0202 Injector valve 2 n/a
0203 Injector valve 3 n/a
0204 Injector valve 4 n/a
0205 Injector valve 5 n/a
0206 Injector valve 6 n/a
0230 Fuel pump n/a
0325 Knock sensor n/a
0330 Knock sensor 2 n/a
0335 Crank sensor n/a
0340 Camshaft sensor n/a
0351 Ignition coil 1 and 4 n/a
0352 Ignition coil 2 and 3 n/a
0400 Exhaust gas circulation valve n/a
0403 Exhaust Gas Re-circulation (EGR) valve n/a
0410 Secondary air pump relay n/a
0412 Secondary solenoid valve n/a
0433 Tank vent valve n/a
0500 Idle speed stepper motor/idle air regulator n/a
0560 Battery n/a
1110 Switch over valve solenoid n/a
1112 Switch over valve 1 n/a
1113 Switch over valve 2 n/a
1120 Throttle body malfunction n/a
1229 Power supply relay n/a
1231 Fuel pump relay n/a
1320 Knock control cylinder 1 n/a
1327 Knock control cylinder 2 n/a
1328 Knock control cylinder 3 n/a
1329 Knock control cylinder 4 n/a
1405 Exhaust Gas Re-circulation (EGR) valve n/a
1410 Secondary air pump relay n/a
1411 Secondary air pump n/a
1501 Immobiliser control unit n/a
1502 Immobiliser control unit n/a
1503 Immobiliser control unit n/a
1530 Air flow relay n/a
1600 Internal control module n/a
1601 Engine Control Unit (ECU) too hot n/a
1602 Knock control module n/a
1604 Knock control unit n/a
1605 Knock control unit n/a
1606 Knock control unit n/a
1640 Knock control unit or quad drive module n/a
1690 MIL/Engine fail (malfunction indicator lamp) n/a
1740 Torque control unit n/a