DIC Codes - can anyone tell me what these mean ?
08-16-2003, 11:18 AM
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DIC Codes - can anyone tell me what these mean ? Can anyone tell me what these codes mean and what could of gone wrong:
10 PCM
P0101 H - Mass air flow system performance ?
BO-RFA
U1096 H - Loss of Communication with IPC
U1016 H - Loss of Communication with PCM
U1064 H - Loss of Communication with BCM
C2120 H C - TPM System Malfunction (No Sensors Received)
58 SDM
B1001 H
car is idling really rough, noticeably louder, car shakes at idle, rev limiter surges while idling, wanting to shut off, can hardly accelerate, bogs when i want to accelerate and can smell heavy fumes out of the exhaust(gas like). No smoke though.
10 PCM
P0101 H - Mass air flow system performance ?
BO-RFA
U1096 H - Loss of Communication with IPC
U1016 H - Loss of Communication with PCM
U1064 H - Loss of Communication with BCM
C2120 H C - TPM System Malfunction (No Sensors Received)
58 SDM
B1001 H
car is idling really rough, noticeably louder, car shakes at idle, rev limiter surges while idling, wanting to shut off, can hardly accelerate, bogs when i want to accelerate and can smell heavy fumes out of the exhaust(gas like). No smoke though.
08-18-2003, 02:43 AM
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Re: DIC Codes - can anyone tell me what these mean ? You need to take the puppy to the shop. All of your loss of communication codes are "H" which means history. In fact all of your codes are History except the TPM code which is your tire pressure monitors......which should have no effect on your performance. I know none of this is of any help, but you probably need to go see a dealer/shop to get it figured out.
08-18-2003, 01:01 PM
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Re: DIC Codes - can anyone tell me what these mean ? Sounds like you MAF may have bit it. Either that or a short in the MAF wiring harness (which I have heard of). Take it to the shop...
