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Started by Jimbob, 05 November 2012, 13:35:58

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Jimbob

A friend has an 05 1.7 DTL Astra H, when driving, it goes to limp mode, but revs stay at about 4000 plus!

Done a code read and have


P1120 - Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor 1 and 2 Signal Incorrect Ratio
(52)  - Not present

P1122 - Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor 1 and 2 Signal Incorrect Ratio
(52)  - Not present

U2103 - CAN-Bus Circuit Malfunction
(06)  - Not present

from the engine,

and from the ABS..
C0242 - Engine Torque Request Signal Range/Performance
(71)  - Not present

C0237 - Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor Incorrect Signal
(71)  - Not present

U2100 - No Communication with CAN-Bus (High Speed)
(00)  - Not present

C0800 - System Voltage Low Voltage
(03)  - Not present


I think a new pedal position sensor is probably the way to go, but a local garage have suggested they have seen it before, frequently and needs a new (expensive ECU).

any thoughts?

tigers_gonads

There is something that goes tits up with the ecu's on a regular basis.

Iirc, they get dry joints on the pcb.
Something to do with the mounting of the ecu case.

I believe that the pcb can be removed attacked with a soldering iron with great sucess  :y

Jimbob

Hmmm looking round it could be..

Pedal Sensor
Throttle Body sensor
Wiring between these
or the ECU Itself.

booo.

omegod

Worth throwing a pedal/throttle body sensor from a scrapper at it, if it doesn't work stick em on the bay.

My money would be on the pedal sensor personally.
Happy to do Omega servicing etc around Merseyside,cruise activation, airbag lights sorted too...

serek

there company in derby who can test ecu for any damage for about £60
http://www.ecuelectronics.co.uk/

how many of those codes come back after clear them??


iainb

Jim, The CAN network has gone down. What you need to do is get a wiring diagram and follow the CAN high and CAN low wires and establish where the brake is first .These wires are braided together.

Andy B

Quote from: iainb on 05 November 2012, 21:23:27....
and establish where the brake is first .....

That the pedal in the middle isn't it!  ::) ::)

Jimbob

All codes went, havent rechecked what has come back yet.

I hate electrical issues, especially intermittant ones :(

Marks DTM Calib

Looks like something had a wobble on the high speed CAN line, cause could have been low battery voltage so check alternator and battery charge state

Jimbob

It had a new alternator (unrelated) last year, so suspect that may be an old code.

will prob reread tomorrow.

Jimbob

Car has behaved since I read and cleared codes.

Checked it again last night, and the only ECU with a code, was the ABS one...

C0800 - System Voltage Low Voltage
(03)  - Not present

back again.

So You may well be onto something Mark.

Jimbob

Saw it again yesterday, and same again, low voltage recorded in the ABS Ecu..

car has been fine since....

Marks DTM Calib

Check electrical feed to the ABS unit, main pos supply being the first call (seem to recall it is via a large voltage distribution fuse)