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I have seen a loose rocker arm set off a code 43. Also an exhaust leak near the knock sensor can do it too.
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Originally Posted by Edward R. Cozzi
(Post 2627321)
I have seen a loose rocker arm set off a code 43. Also an exhaust leak near the knock sensor can do it too.
Very interesting. Can someone explain this? |
Easy. The knock sensor reads the loose rocker arm or the exhaust leak and interprets it as a detonation knock thereby retarding the timing.
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Well Guys, I guess I found the problem.
On Saturday I changed the Cap Rotor and IC Module. The same codes, 42 and 43 came right back. I again checked the wiring then through my hand up in the air. It was too F'n hot and I had enough... Sunday morning I went out early and changed the ECU with a 1994 unit I had purchased for a fellow OSO'r. The engine started up and seems to run fine. I checked for fault codes, None. I went boating and she run OK for the most part; I have a power steering pump problem, but... After running for a 1/2 hour I check for faults and had none. Hmmm... Now, do I have to have the ECU reprogrammed? I'll start another thread. |
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