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I could really use the help on P1657 ???

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Old 04-19-2009, 02:09 PM
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Does anyone have a clue as to what this is and can explain to me in english lol..... I have 2 codes

p0100 maf
p1657 1-4 upshift solenoide control circuit ????????


Im not a mechanic so i could really use some helpful info please !!!!
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Old 04-19-2009, 09:57 PM
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it's the number 10 fuse, in the fuse box under the hood.
it's blown, replace it..

20 amp fuse.

problem solved.
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Its more then a 20 amp fuse... I know it was blown but the check engine light is still on wont come off and the car is running like ****. I already tried a 30 amp blew that.

P0100
P1657

It has to be more then a simple fuse.
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clean your MAF?
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also do NOT put a bigger fuse that is supposed to go in. Thats how you blow **** up.
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Originally Posted by thor294
also do not put a bigger fuse that is supposed to go in. Thats how you blow **** up.
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Blown fuse indicates a short somewhere. Find a fix your problem, don't just put a bigger fuse in.
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