Check engine light and traction off light on - hissing sound
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Check engine light and traction off light on - hissing sound
i don't know what'* up with this
it was running rough and missing the other day so i took it to a shop and got my MAF cleaned which did the trick when i picked it up today, and on the way to work, it started making this hissing noise, so i got out, and looked at the oil filler cap, took it off, the engine died down almost then it went to about 600-700 rpm.. and i put it back on and it'* hissing
the check engine and traction control keeps coming back on and i don't have a clue
please someone help ?
it was running rough and missing the other day so i took it to a shop and got my MAF cleaned which did the trick when i picked it up today, and on the way to work, it started making this hissing noise, so i got out, and looked at the oil filler cap, took it off, the engine died down almost then it went to about 600-700 rpm.. and i put it back on and it'* hissing
the check engine and traction control keeps coming back on and i don't have a clue
please someone help ?
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Change your PCV valve (don't lose the o-rings).
Get a scan for the check engine light.
Your traction will likely be an expensive fix. For the time being, make sure the wheels speed sensors behind each hub is connected and corrosion free.
Get a scan for the check engine light.
Your traction will likely be an expensive fix. For the time being, make sure the wheels speed sensors behind each hub is connected and corrosion free.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Change your PCV valve (don't lose the o-rings).
Get a scan for the check engine light.
Your traction will likely be an expensive fix. For the time being, make sure the wheels speed sensors behind each hub is connected and corrosion free.
Get a scan for the check engine light.
Your traction will likely be an expensive fix. For the time being, make sure the wheels speed sensors behind each hub is connected and corrosion free.
:?
could this be a normal intermittent cause for the Check Engine light to engage?
edit:
http://video.tinypic.com/player.php?v=t8atrq
would it sound like that
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Didn't you have that upper intake replaced recently?
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Originally Posted by vital49
It'* tough to hear the hissing in that clip.
Definitely start with replacing the PCV. About $5 for a new one.
Definitely start with replacing the PCV. About $5 for a new one.
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Originally Posted by erics95se
Originally Posted by vital49
It'* tough to hear the hissing in that clip.
Definitely start with replacing the PCV. About $5 for a new one.
Definitely start with replacing the PCV. About $5 for a new one.
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
Originally Posted by erics95se
Originally Posted by vital49
It'* tough to hear the hissing in that clip.
Definitely start with replacing the PCV. About $5 for a new one.
Definitely start with replacing the PCV. About $5 for a new one.
i feel like an idiot
i'[ll check this after i'm home from work
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Originally Posted by vital49
It'* tough to hear the hissing in that clip.
Definitely start with replacing the PCV. About $5 for a new one.
Definitely start with replacing the PCV. About $5 for a new one.