Both of those codes indicate the vehicle is running too lean. Most often this is caused by a dirty mass air flow sensor, located in the tube coming from your air cleaner. Cleaning with brake cleaner or electronics cleaner usually fixes it.
That depends on what the malfunction is. Start with checking for trouble codes.That depends on what the malfunction is. Start with checking for trouble codes.
You have to fix the problem that caused the trouble codes that put it in limp mode.
The first step is have the system checked for trouble codes. The cause will be the main factor in the repair.
check obd2 with scanner for trouble codes find problem, fix or replace sensor or part, clear codes with scan tool
A "fix" is trouble.
The first two steps are to check the fluid and check the computer for trouble codes.
The transmission is 100% computer controlled. If you are having a shifting issue you need to have the system checked for trouble codes.
Disconnecting the battery and pumping the brake will clear trouble codes from an ob2 vehicles computer. No it will not. You need to fix the problem
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If you are referring to the diagnostic trouble codes (DTC), you can go to your public library and check out a Haynes or Chilton's Repair Manual for your vehicle. Chapter 6 in either book will have instructions on how to retrieve the codes, what the codes mean, and how to fix/repair/replace the component(s).
That depends on what part of the system is malfunctioning. You will probably need to start by using a scanner to check the cluster for trouble codes.That depends on what part of the system is malfunctioning. You will probably need to start by using a scanner to check the cluster for trouble codes.