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Help with trouble codes 900

posted by  Rule 308 on  Wed Apr 19 03:45 CST 2006
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Clear them out and get on with it. The B2 114 code is a normal code for the cruise control circuit, it states that you have not exceeded 35 km/h or no vehicle speed signal present. Well, you were standing still when you requested the code, right? The situation is normal clear it out if you want but it will pop up everytime you check for cruise codes with the vehicle standing still, kind of silly really.

The other one is a trans program selector open or shorted to supply. You see this code all of the time and seeing as it does not bring on the light God only knows how long it has been lingering in there. Clear it out and recheck it again at a later date. Chances are excellent that it is just a glitch, someone left something heavy on the program switch and it had two buttons depressed for more than the alotted time (10 seconds I think) and then it logged the code. Again, normal I see them all of the time. Clear the stuff out and run it, recheck later.

Mark






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