Eagle Trouble Codes with Code Retrieval Method OBD1
Diagnostic trouble codes for car manufactured by Eagle
are available by locating the diagnostic connector under the glove box. If you have
the summit model the connector will be in the
fuse box. These two digit trouble
code are necessary to define the code meaning. Once the definition has been identified
the system or sensor malfunction can be repair. Once the repairs have been made
disconnect the negative side of the
battery for thirty seconds and
reconnect. The computer will need to cycle (usually within twenty five miles) before the
check engine light is illuminated if a problem still exists. To gather trouble codes
for car made between 1988 and 1996 ground a test light and insert the probe end
into the number 1 terminal. Turn the ignition key to the "on" position. With the
key on observe the light or meter. Long blinks or meter sweeps are the "tenth" position
of the code number and the short blink or sweeps are the "ones" position of the
code number. For example, the light or meter blinks or sweeps long two times, and
then blinks or sweeps short four times. The code number is twenty four, turn the
key off then on again to restart the test.
Diagnostic Code Table
Eagle Summit and Talon 1988 and Up11 - Oxygen sensor12 - Airflow sensor13 - Intake air temperature sensor14 - Throttle position sensor15 - Idle speed motor position sensor
21 - Coolant temperature sensor22 - Crank angle sensor23 - Top dead center sensor (crankshaft position sensor)24 - Vehicle speed sensor25 - Barometric pressure sensor31 - Knock sensor (turbo models)
32 - Faulty MAP sensor36 - Ignition timing adjustment signal (1.8L, 91-up)39 - Faulty oxygen sensor41 - Injector42 - Fuel pump43 - EGR (California)44 - Ignition coil or ignition power transistor unit (cyls. 1 and 4)52 - Ignition coil (cylinders 2 and 5)53 - Ignition coil (cylinders 3 and 6)55 - Idle air control valve59 - Rear heated oxygen sensor61 - ECM - transaxle interlink62 - Warm-up valve position sensor62 - Variable Induction Control valve position sensor 93-up71 - Traction Control vacuum valve solenoid. Eagle Premier 1991-1992 and Vision Cars11 - Ignition reference circuit13 - MAP sensor vacuum circuit14 - MAP sensor electrical circuit15 - Speed/distance sensor circuit17 - Engine running too cool21 - Oxygen sensor circuit22 - Coolant temperature circuit23 - Charge temperature circuit24 - Throttle position sensor circuit25 - Automatic idle speed control circuit26 - Peak injector current not reached26 - Injector circuit27 - Fuel injection circuit control32 - EGR system33 - Air conditioner clutch relay34 - Speed control solenoid driver circuit35 - Fan control relay circuit42 - Automatic shutdown relay control43 - Ignition coil circuit51 - Oxygen sensor lean52 - Oxygen sensor rich53 - Internal engine controller fault54 - No camshaft position sensor signal55 - End of message63 - EPROM write denied faulty ECM77 - Speed control power relayIf further assistance is needed, our certified car repair technicians are ready to answer your car questions.
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Data Connectors for Eagle
Eagle Summit and Talon 1988 and Up11 - Oxygen sensor12 - Airflow sensor13 - Intake air temperature sensor14 - Throttle position sensor15 - Idle speed motor position sensor
21 - Coolant temperature sensor22 - Crank angle sensor23 - Top dead center sensor (crankshaft position sensor)24 - Vehicle speed sensor25 - Barometric pressure sensor31 - Knock sensor (turbo models)
32 - Faulty MAP sensor36 - Ignition timing adjustment signal (1.8L, 91-up)39 - Faulty oxygen sensor41 - Injector42 - Fuel pump43 - EGR (California)44 - Ignition coil or ignition power transistor unit (cyls. 1 and 4)52 - Ignition coil (cylinders 2 and 5)53 - Ignition coil (cylinders 3 and 6)55 - Idle air control valve59 - Rear heated oxygen sensor61 - ECM - transaxle interlink62 - Warm-up valve position sensor62 - Variable Induction Control valve position sensor 93-up71 - Traction Control vacuum valve solenoid. Eagle Premier 1991-1992 and Vision Cars11 - Ignition reference circuit13 - MAP sensor vacuum circuit14 - MAP sensor electrical circuit15 - Speed/distance sensor circuit17 - Engine running too cool21 - Oxygen sensor circuit22 - Coolant temperature circuit23 - Charge temperature circuit24 - Throttle position sensor circuit25 - Automatic idle speed control circuit26 - Peak injector current not reached26 - Injector circuit27 - Fuel injection circuit control32 - EGR system33 - Air conditioner clutch relay34 - Speed control solenoid driver circuit35 - Fan control relay circuit42 - Automatic shutdown relay control43 - Ignition coil circuit51 - Oxygen sensor lean52 - Oxygen sensor rich53 - Internal engine controller fault54 - No camshaft position sensor signal55 - End of message63 - EPROM write denied faulty ECM77 - Speed control power relayIf further assistance is needed, our certified car repair technicians are ready to answer your car questions.
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