I was told that it was a problem with the XCM module. But then again this was told to me by Dodge who just did 2 recalls on my durango and messed up my steering so it went back in to get fixed and they replaced the whole steering column as well as the broken part and now the recall that was done by them is no longer there so now I have to go get the recall for the shift lever block DONE again. But I do have that same issue with my service 4wd light being on with no code. It came on after I installed a new battery. ???
Service codes 183 to 186 are flow salinity sensor temperature probe error code. They will also generate 172 codes which indicate flow sensor service is required. Service code 182 is salinity sensor sees less than 0.2 gpl of salt or sensor air locked (also generates service code 175) For a more complete list of service codes than what was listed in my manual, try www.pleasurepoolsno.com/manuals/chlorine%20generators/aquapure%20and%20p
There are no symptoms. The knock sensor is a passive part that does not do anything if it's not activated. Knock sensors codes on the Villager/Quest are usually caused by some other component, not the sensor itself.
Have the codes read, and fix the cause. May be the rear axle speed sensor.
With a scan tool
With a scan tool
With a scan tool,
See link below for a complete list of OBDII codes.
take it to an autozone, checkers, oreillys, etc......
Go to dealer for code.
if there is no camshaft position sensor then why am i getting codes for it and how do i eliminate those codes?
OBD II codes regarding emissions component failure on Volvo V70 can involve multiple systems. The first step should be identifying the exact service error codes from the vehicles OBD port. Emission service codes can come from catalytic converter low efficiency, failed oxygen sensors, bad EGRs, ignition misfires, and faulty evaporative system parts.
Codes are cleared and computers are reset with a scan tool.