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E1 Error Again, But it's No Biggie - Really

Discussion in '348/355' started by vvassallo, Jan 13, 2009.

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  1. vvassallo

    vvassallo F1 Veteran

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    #1 vvassallo, Jan 13, 2009
    Egad, I thought I purged this error code. It was supposed to be the passenger compartment's temperature sensor which was disconnected (I think I had GaryB do this). It has been absent ever since and the A/C has functioned perfectly. Last weekend, I started the car with a low battery (I know I should have charged it up first) and the car fired up, but the clock was reset and the A/C showed the dreaded code. I guess I can reset the comp, but man this is a pain in the azz. Oh, I forgot how to reset the codes. Anyone care to refresh my memory?
     
  2. fatbillybob

    fatbillybob Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #2 fatbillybob, Jan 13, 2009
    Stand on right foot
    pat head with left hand
    rub belly with right hand
     
  3. No Doubt

    No Doubt Seven Time F1 World Champ

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    #3 No Doubt, Jan 13, 2009
    You can clear the A/C error codes by unplugging the A/C console from behind...engaging your battery disconnect for 15 seconds also works (of course, that will clear your engine computers as well).
     
  4. vvassallo

    vvassallo F1 Veteran

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    #4 vvassallo, Jan 15, 2009
    Ooh, thanks man. I'd rather not have to teach the comps how to run my engine again.
     
  5. SHEMM

    SHEMM Formula Junior

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    #5 SHEMM, Jan 17, 2009
    I had the same problem - I found wire unplugged under the steering wheel sensor that I got at behind the drivers left dash vent. Nice to find problems like that instead of replacing parts.
     

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