check engine light stay on and flashing
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Thanks for the answer Hammer.
The truck was equipped with a E85 conversion kit. I remove it and clear the code. Have now :
P0301 Cylinder 1 Misfire
P0201 Fuel Injector 1 Circuit/Open
Definition of DTC is from the website http://www.actron.com, on the message above the definition was from a 2004 truck...
have you the same comments as before?
Can it be a MDS malfunction?
The truck was equipped with a E85 conversion kit. I remove it and clear the code. Have now :
P0301 Cylinder 1 Misfire
P0201 Fuel Injector 1 Circuit/Open
Definition of DTC is from the website http://www.actron.com, on the message above the definition was from a 2004 truck...
have you the same comments as before?
Can it be a MDS malfunction?
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E85 on a Hemi? I didn't know there was such a thing...
Actually, having both errors pointing to the same cylinder I would take as a Godsend!
If it stays that way, in all probability it would be plug/wire/injector on that cylinder rather than a head/gasket or whole engine issue...
Actually, having both errors pointing to the same cylinder I would take as a Godsend!
If it stays that way, in all probability it would be plug/wire/injector on that cylinder rather than a head/gasket or whole engine issue...
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E85 kits are just electronic boxes allowing 2 pulses at the injectors instead of 1 in order to spray more fuel. E85 is here (France) 1/2 the price of regular fuel).
Removed the kits, check connections and clear the codes, no code anymore now. Will check the coolant consumption if any. Can you advise a code reader/flasher?
Removed the kits, check connections and clear the codes, no code anymore now. Will check the coolant consumption if any. Can you advise a code reader/flasher?