CEL after specific driving pattern
#1
CEL after specific driving pattern
I don't know if this can be reasonably explained but I got a CEL 3 times in 2 months and it was always after the following driving pattern:
Constantly driving under low RPM and then suddenly accelerating to very high RPM (9500). Usually I drive in this fashion but when it gets very intensive and for a long time, I may get the CEL.
Is it a coinsidence again or it can be justified?
Constantly driving under low RPM and then suddenly accelerating to very high RPM (9500). Usually I drive in this fashion but when it gets very intensive and for a long time, I may get the CEL.
Is it a coinsidence again or it can be justified?
#6
Now the CEL is suddenly off. That happened the other times as well. It goes away after 3-4 days. Can I still find the code if I take it to the garage or it must be on at the time they connect it to their device?
#7
Yah, the code should still be stored.
For a momentary fault that didn't run any immediate danger of damaging components, you usually get a solid CEL. The fault condition may go away but the CEL will take a few engine start/stop cycles to turn off. However, the code should still be present in the computer.
For a momentary fault that didn't run any immediate danger of damaging components, you usually get a solid CEL. The fault condition may go away but the CEL will take a few engine start/stop cycles to turn off. However, the code should still be present in the computer.
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