OBDII codes and lumpy car
#1
OBDII codes and lumpy car
Chrysler Grand Voyager 2.8 CRD Diesel- 2004
My car is having starting hiccups especially when its cold. Recently had a new alternator installed and serviced. I also changed the glow plugs and camshaft sensor. The keydance still showing the following OBDII error codes
P0340
P0520
P1685
P0514
The ABS is having an issue as I hear a squeeking sound when I break. And the mpg is very poor with lumpy running. The car has to be revd too much on hill and I don't see not much torque.
Please help
My car is having starting hiccups especially when its cold. Recently had a new alternator installed and serviced. I also changed the glow plugs and camshaft sensor. The keydance still showing the following OBDII error codes
P0340
P0520
P1685
P0514
The ABS is having an issue as I hear a squeeking sound when I break. And the mpg is very poor with lumpy running. The car has to be revd too much on hill and I don't see not much torque.
Please help
Last edited by swiftgate; 03-08-2014 at 04:56 AM.
#2
Here is a link to a site that lists codes:
Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep Computer Error Codes
Your codes are:
P0340 Camshaft Position Sensor Circuit
P0520 Engine oil pressure sensor/switch circuit malfunction
P1685 Smartkey immobiliser module reports bad key (maybe someone used wrong key or battery in key is shot)
P0514 not listed. Possibly also an ignition security code item?
Clear all the codes, and see which ones come back again.
Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep Computer Error Codes
Your codes are:
P0340 Camshaft Position Sensor Circuit
P0520 Engine oil pressure sensor/switch circuit malfunction
P1685 Smartkey immobiliser module reports bad key (maybe someone used wrong key or battery in key is shot)
P0514 not listed. Possibly also an ignition security code item?
Clear all the codes, and see which ones come back again.
#3
P0514 is battery temperature sensor temp malfunction - nothing to worry about really.
The engine oil pressure is worth investigating to make sure it has cleared and is not a current fault
the only one that may cause rough running is the Cam sensor, but it's not unusual to find a stored Cam sensor fault from some time in the past.
Regards
Richard
The engine oil pressure is worth investigating to make sure it has cleared and is not a current fault
the only one that may cause rough running is the Cam sensor, but it's not unusual to find a stored Cam sensor fault from some time in the past.
Regards
Richard
#4
how to clear codes
Here is a link to a site that lists codes:
Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep Computer Error Codes
Your codes are:
P0340 Camshaft Position Sensor Circuit
P0520 Engine oil pressure sensor/switch circuit malfunction
P1685 Smartkey immobiliser module reports bad key (maybe someone used wrong key or battery in key is shot)
P0514 not listed. Possibly also an ignition security code item?
Clear all the codes, and see which ones come back again.
Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep Computer Error Codes
Your codes are:
P0340 Camshaft Position Sensor Circuit
P0520 Engine oil pressure sensor/switch circuit malfunction
P1685 Smartkey immobiliser module reports bad key (maybe someone used wrong key or battery in key is shot)
P0514 not listed. Possibly also an ignition security code item?
Clear all the codes, and see which ones come back again.
thanks so much for the reply
please guide me how to clear the codes
thanks
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