whats a 19 on a p28, My friends ghetto manual says I think "lock up solenoid" whats that?

 

ttt

 

Yup it's an automatic transaxle lock up code... All it means if you have an AUTOMATIC ECU... There's nothing wrong with it especially if you're running a chipped ECU... You can get rid of the code by simply opening up the ECU, cutting RP17 and PR18 which are located directly under your ROM 27256 slot next to the barometric pressure sensor (in most ECU's)... Once you have the resistors cut and desoldered out with a piece or wire (or I use the solid wire from the leg of a resistor) jump RP18 and close up the ECU... After that you should be set with no CEL... Hope this helps, Peace

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Kataku2K3 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Yup it's an automatic transaxle lock up code... All it means if you have an AUTOMATIC ECU... There's nothing wrong with it especially if you're running a chipped ECU... You can get rid of the code by simply opening up the ECU, cutting RP17 and PR18 which are located directly under your ROM 27256 slot next to the barometric pressure sensor (in most ECU's)... Once you have the resistors cut and desoldered out with a piece or wire (or I use the solid wire from the leg of a resistor) jump RP18 and close up the ECU... After that you should be set with no CEL... Hope this helps, Peace</TD></TR></TABLE>


but I have a 5 speed, never been modified. I bought it from an old doctor, car has never been modded except for the tinted windows. so are u sure?

 

ttt

 

Just to check, open up the ECU and look over the set of RP resistors and jumpers... If you find that RP17 is empty and RP18 has a jumper (looks like a resistor with a 0 ohm rating, only a black stripe) then in fact you have a manual ECU... If it looks any different than that then ECU's have most likely been swapped... If it is indeed a manual ECU then I'm not sure why you're getting your 19... Sorry I couldn't be more of a help, Good Luck again...

 

Your car is undoubtedly about to blow up. Run for cover.

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-PHiZ

 

I have 19 on this list http://216.239.39.104/search?q...UTF-8

Lock-up Control Solenoid
Possible cause : Open or short in LCS circuit, defective LCS solenoid


whats the Lock up control solenoid??

 

Should only appear on auto ecus/cars. what lead up to this, or did it just happen randomly?

-PHiZ