HELP?? CODE 36 -High RES Failure
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HELP?? CODE 36 -High RES Failure So I havent drove my car in about 4 month or even turn it on and had my battery disconnected so my battery wouldnt be drain and started yesterday and was fine for a few hour then just shut down on me. Got my scanner and found to code 36 and fan fault 1. Could me disconnecting mt battery cause it to like how to relearn itself or something like that?? This is a 94 LT1 396
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yea I drove the car yesterday for like have the day then when my gas started to get low I pump up and then started to act up. so I pull my scanner and said code 36, I just change my coil cause my car kept shutting off before that, I didnt change my coil wire so maybe should tried that.
You can check the coil wire, like for corrosion, or a break,etc..But Id put my money on your Opti. If you do a search on here or cz28...most of the replies/posts, have to do with Optispark.
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some have said an aftermarket ignition box aids in premature opti failure. I can can relate because I had an accel 300+ ignition box that took my opti out at 28,000mi. I would stick with a oem replacement opti, most aftermarket have shown to be less reliable than stock. Your other option would be to switch over to the ls1 pcm and run coil per cylinder setup.
well you have to get a ls1 pcm and wiring harness, fab it in, then get the coils and install it all, then tune it. Im sure it's no walk in the park. There is a thread in here about it. if you do a search you might find it!!
