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Codes 141 and 142 850 1994

posted by  KlausC on  Sat Jul 17 14:06 CST 2010
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The sensor in the front of the brake booster is the brake position sensor. You also got 142 - stop light switch which is above the brake pedsl... your brake lights should not be working.

The only time I got a 141 is when my daughter took StreetSurvival course and went through the wet pad at speed, several times. It got everything so wet, it shorted out. After 4 days it all worked again.

The next time your car stalls, turn off the radio and listen for the fuel pump. It should still be humming, if not, suspect the relay (103).

Klaus
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