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A barrage of DTC's

Rodd

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I was on a 150 mile round trip yesterday and on my way home my SES light came on. When I got home I checked them and this is what I found.

Diagnostic Trouble Codes
P0126 Insufficient Coolant Temperature for Stable Operations
P0236 Turbocharger Boost Sensor A Circuit Range/Performance
P0269 Cylinder 3 Injector Circuit Contribution/Balance Fault
P1216 Fuel Solenoid Response Time Too Short
P1217 Fuel Solenoid Response Time Too Long

The one that really baffles me is the turbo code. I put on the heath t/m back in july and cleared the code. It hasn't coded until now with everything else. I am going to try and post the freeze frames when it happened. Hopefully it will look okay appearance wise.

Freeze Frame (Frame 2) for DTC P0126
Actual Injection Pump Timing: 12.4 Deg Barometric Pressure: 13 PSI
Boost Pressure Sensor: 16 PSI Crank Reference Missed: 0 Count
Desired Injection Pump: 12.3 Deg Engine Coolant Temperature: 126 F
Engine Load: 22 % Engine Speed: 1473 RPM
Fuel Rate: 16 mm3 Glow Plug: 0.10 V
Injection Pump CAM Ref. Missed: 1 Count Injection Pump Solenoid Closure: 3.15 mS
Intake Air Temperature: 93 F Vehicle Speed: 41 MPH


Freeze Frame (Frame 0) for DTC P0236
Calculated Load: 56 % Coolant Temperature: 196 F
Engine RPM: 2470 r/min Intake Air Temperature: 185 F


Freeze Frame (Frame 1) for DTC P0236
Accelerator Pedal Position Angle: 31 % Actual Injection Pump Timing: 15.3 Deg
Barometric Pressure: 13 PSI Boost Pressure Sensor: 23 PSI
Crank Reference Missed: 0 Count Desired Injection Pump: 15.3 Deg
Engine Coolant Temperature: 196 F Engine Load: 56 %
Engine Speed: 2470 RPM Engine Torque: 219 Ft-lbs
Fuel Rate: 40 mm3 Fuel Temperature: 145 F
Glow Plug: 0.20 V Injection Pump CAM Ref. Missed: 0 Count
Injection Pump Solenoid Closure: 2.65 mS Intake Air Temperature: 185 F
Lift Pump: 15.20 V Transmission Fluid Temperature: 154 F


Freeze Frame (Frame 4) for DTC P0269
Accelerator Pedal Position Angle: 0 % Actual Injection Pump Timing: 11.1 Deg
Barometric Pressure: 13 PSI Boost Pressure Sensor: 15 PSI
Crank Reference Missed: 0 Count Desired Injection Pump: 11.1 Deg
Engine Coolant Temperature: 192 F Engine Load: 12 %
Engine Speed: 676 RPM Engine Torque: 11 Ft-lbs
Fuel Rate: 11 mm3 Fuel Temperature: 167 F
Glow Plug: 0.10 V Injection Pump CAM Ref. Missed: 1 Count
Injection Pump Solenoid Closure: 2.28 mS Intake Air Temperature: 174 F
Lift Pump: 14.20 V Transmission Fluid Temperature: 190 F


Freeze Frame (Frame 5) for DTC P1216
Accelerator Pedal Position Angle: 0 % Engine Coolant Temperature: 194 F
Engine Load: 1 % Engine Speed: 1746 RPM
Fuel Temperature: 144 F Intake Air Temperature: 156 F
Lift Pump: 15.30 V Vehicle Speed: 71 MPH
 
someone has to have some idea why I would get these codes all at the same time.

Here is my take.

Diagnostic Trouble Codes
P0126 Insufficient Coolant Temperature for Stable Operations - I was running my heater at the time and it was working fine. This one is the most confusing of them all.

P0236 Turbocharger Boost Sensor A Circuit Range/Performance - Like I said in my previous post I have a heath t/m and it hasn't had a problem till now.

P0269 Cylinder 3 Injector Circuit Contribution/Balance Fault - What could this be?

These next 2 are IP codes. I know that low quality fuels can cause both these codes.
P1216 Fuel Solenoid Response Time Too Short
P1217 Fuel Solenoid Response Time Too Long
 
Rodd,

I hate to start with this, but make sure your battery cables and grounds are clean and tight. I had a boost sensor go bad and I got the same code you are getting intermittently. I troubleshot all over and the main cause of my DTC's was the dirty cables.
 
As i understand its the selonoid closure time in the IP, prior to 96 i believe it would set a code on OBDI above 2.20ms. Not sure where it sets a code on OBDII. Also i've heard the more current draw you have the higher the C-time, haven't seen it myself though. Its something i always watch when i have my scanner hooked up.
 
High current draw, bad connections, poorly made extension harness, failing PMD, failing fuel solenoid will all give high C-Times....

-1.8 is a nice time to aim for....
 
someone has to have some idea why I would get these codes all at the same time.

Here is my take.

Diagnostic Trouble Codes
P0126 Insufficient Coolant Temperature for Stable Operations - I was running my heater at the time and it was working fine. This one is the most confusing of them all.

What's confusing? Your snapshot shows 126 F coolant temp. Either your CTS has a bad ground or the sensor is wonky.

P0236 Turbocharger Boost Sensor A Circuit Range/Performance - Like I said in my previous post I have a heath t/m and it hasn't had a problem till now.

The sensor (or the circuit that it grounds on) can still be bad. The TM gives you boost, the sensor senses the boost. If the sensor circuit is bad the ECM will throw a code.

P0269 Cylinder 3 Injector Circuit Contribution/Balance Fault - What could this be?

Could be anything - dirty injector, IP hiccup. Watch this code to see if it comes back.

These next 2 are IP codes. I know that low quality fuels can cause both these codes.
P1216 Fuel Solenoid Response Time Too Short
P1217 Fuel Solenoid Response Time Too Long

Grounds/current/solenoid/PMD


Got the hint yet?


If the grounds ain't happy - nobody's happy....
 
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