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Looking for ECC info
I noticed the LED on the ECC (Electronic Climate Control)flashing a few days ago. The FSM says it will flash 60 times a second (this has to be typo, must of meant a minute, which it is doing) at a fault detection. I entered the diagnostic mode and the first # was 00(No system faults). As I hit the up fan arrow, the numbers climbed all the way up to 37, in this order 1-7, 9-12, 16,17, 19-24, 30,31,34-37. The FSM only covers 1-10 and there's nothing in the electrical diagnosis supplement about it either. Anyone know where a can find the list of parameters or codes that these numbers represent?
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Re: Looking for ECC info
Ive heard if its low on freon the display will flash.
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Re: Looking for ECC info
That is true, 09 is low Freon detected. You would think that would be first number that popped up or when you select it and press the fan button (which gives you a value to whatever parameter is selected) I could see what its value is. I can't believe (although possible) all the numbers I scrolled through were fault codes. I believe they're parameters that can be checked to see what their value is. Thing is, I have no idea if value is good or bad without a reference. I'm wondering if there's a manual that just deals specifically with ECC, and if so, where do I find one.
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Re: Looking for ECC info
Found some info on the internet that's not in my FSM, but some numbers are still missing.
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Re: Looking for ECC info
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My 90 FSM on 1C1-2 under Diagnosis says "minute" It also says "00" represents that you've successfully entered the diag mode. Pushing the "Auto" button then lets you see the error codes. One for every time you push it.
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Re: Looking for ECC info
Here is what mine says:
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Re: Looking for ECC info
Not sure when my manual was produced, but it does say to be replaced by ST-364-90. What's strange is, this FSM actually has the LT-5 engine supplement in it already. Your version actually says to push the auto button (I called it fan, because it has a picture of a fan on it) to get the codes, mine doesn't. I pressed auto after I was in diagnosis mode and got code 09 (low Freon). So there's my problem. I would still like to know what the other parameters not listed are.
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Re: Looking for ECC info
You might maybe check this thread over at the CF and pay particular attention to #5 in the thread, he's pretty much on top of the electronics and I've had others mention a "reboot" also. Don't know what the FSM mentions.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c4-t...ol-issues.html See #5 for "reboot"!! |
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