My car is F'in with me!! It threw a code that doesn't exist!! Code P0D87?!?!?
08-20-2004, 12:48 AM
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sometimes autotap at startup throws me a code that isnt there also...
clear it and redo it... if it comes back more than that one time... try reinstalling ATAP
clear it and redo it... if it comes back more than that one time... try reinstalling ATAP
08-20-2004, 03:34 PM
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hahaha verbs your autotap has gremlins. 
like t/a medic said, restart the program and try again. if not then restart your computer and try again. that will clear your memory...might just be some temporarily corrupted memory banks or a memory leak. if not, then reinstall autotap. past that you're beyond me.
like t/a medic said, restart the program and try again. if not then restart your computer and try again. that will clear your memory...might just be some temporarily corrupted memory banks or a memory leak. if not, then reinstall autotap. past that you're beyond me.
08-20-2004, 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by TIMMEH
LMAO @ this thread...sorry, but it just is humorous.
My car sucks.If you thought that was funny, check out the response I got on my local F-body board azfba.com
The alpha descriptor references the server domain: P=Powertrain, C=Chassis, B=Body, U=Network
The 1st digit identifies the site author, 0=SAE, 1, 2, 3 is by the manufacturer or reserved
The 2nd digit references the code group title, for a powertrain server 1, 2=Fuel and Air Metering
3=Ignition System or Misfire
4=Auxiliary Emission Controls
5=Vehicle Speed, Idle control, and Auxiliary Inputs
6=Computer and Auxiliary Outputs
7, 8=Transmission
9,0=reserved or determined by SAE
D = Way to much freakin horsepower
The last two digits 00-99 define the actual body of the message.
The 1st digit identifies the site author, 0=SAE, 1, 2, 3 is by the manufacturer or reserved
The 2nd digit references the code group title, for a powertrain server 1, 2=Fuel and Air Metering
3=Ignition System or Misfire
4=Auxiliary Emission Controls
5=Vehicle Speed, Idle control, and Auxiliary Inputs
6=Computer and Auxiliary Outputs
7, 8=Transmission
9,0=reserved or determined by SAE
D = Way to much freakin horsepower
The last two digits 00-99 define the actual body of the message.