Thats like saying that my monitor went bad so now i have to replace my whole computer... No the computer was never the problem, either the coolant was going bad or the temperature sensor was. Before you spend that kind of money again get a second opinion. And always try the easiest and cheapest option first for repair, sensors and antifreeze are easy and cheap compared to the engine control module.
A computer diagnostic test will show a timing belt problem for a 1999 Mazda 626. If there is a problem with the belt, diagnostics will determine if it needs to be repaired or replaced.
I was having the same problem with my daughter's escort. I replaced the cam position sensor and the problem stopped. Advanced Auto Parts will check the computer to find out the problem for free. I was having the same problem with my daughter's escort. I replaced the cam position sensor and the problem stopped. Advanced Auto Parts will check the computer to find out the problem for free.
P0601 is an internal engine computer failure. The engine computer will need replaced.
you would probably assume the battery wasnt the problem. Ask yourself what made you so certain the battery was the problem.
That is an internal transmission computer failure code. The tcm needs replaced.That is an internal transmission computer failure code. The tcm needs replaced.
sounds like you have a bad ox sensor or a computer problem
No, that's a system problem, take it to a repair shop.
Wow, um, just wow. Anyway, did the engine crank over before replacing the computer? If so, during the process of replacing the computer did you create a problem with anti-theft or did you forget to reconnect the battery?
i had the problem with my 97 f150, the power wire to the computer had melted on the manifold and had to be replaced, check the wire to see if its grounding out
I had an intermittent problem with that sensor on my PA. When the error code in the computer was checked, it showed up as a problem. I had it replaced. The cam sensor can cause a similar problem.
My next guess, in this form of troubleshooting, would be a wiring harness problem / fuse problem / pass through or plug problem. IE The computer is telling something to work, but the signal is not getting to the right place.
it happened to me and i tried everything and it won't start, so un hooked the battery for 10 mins and it started right away, my mechanic told me it might be a computer problem , he advised me to change the camshaft sensor it happened to me and i tried everything and it won't start, so un hooked the battery for 10 mins and it started right away, my mechanic told me it might be a computer problem , he advised me to change the camshaft sensor