CEL Code 9 on '00 GSR w/ 37k miles
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Re: CEL Code 9 on '00 GSR w/ 37k miles (B18CBungy)
according to http://www.c-speedracing.com/faq/05.php
CEL 9 is - CYP Sensor, (Cylinder Position) defective circuit or unplugged / defective sensor
Open or short in CYP circuit??, bad CYP sensor ??
HTH
CEL 9 is - CYP Sensor, (Cylinder Position) defective circuit or unplugged / defective sensor
Open or short in CYP circuit??, bad CYP sensor ??
HTH
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Re: CEL Code 9 on '00 GSR w/ 37k miles (B18CBungy)
Why do you have to waste your own time troubleshooting it when it's still under warranty? It's up until 40k mi, right?
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I'm always hesitant to take it to the dealer. I consider them a last resort.
The last time I went to the dealership, it took them 2 weeks to adjust my sunroof and it's still not adjusted right. Whistles at high speeds, which I never noticed before. The reason they had to to re-adjust it was because some plastic rail broke and my roof was flopping around. They decided to give me "courtesy" car washes and the fumbduck dented my door with a brush while cleaning my mirror.
Yes, it's 4yr/50k miles.
The last time I went to the dealership, it took them 2 weeks to adjust my sunroof and it's still not adjusted right. Whistles at high speeds, which I never noticed before. The reason they had to to re-adjust it was because some plastic rail broke and my roof was flopping around. They decided to give me "courtesy" car washes and the fumbduck dented my door with a brush while cleaning my mirror.
Yes, it's 4yr/50k miles.
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