93 ZJ AC trouble codes
10-25-2005, 06:34 PM
#11
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Re: 93 ZJ AC trouble codes
Billy Ray did pass the time by typing:
>> Look them up again: http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/fault/
>> Snow wrote:
>>>
>>> OK, I put the old ATC system into diagnostic mode and here are the
>>> following
>>> codes I got.
>>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>>> http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/fault/code33.html
ATC/HVAC fault codes, not ECM fault codes. Different doodad. :)
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DougW
>> Look them up again: http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/fault/
>> Snow wrote:
>>>
>>> OK, I put the old ATC system into diagnostic mode and here are the
>>> following
>>> codes I got.
>>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>>> http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/fault/code33.html
ATC/HVAC fault codes, not ECM fault codes. Different doodad. :)
--
DougW
10-25-2005, 06:34 PM
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Re: 93 ZJ AC trouble codes
Billy Ray did pass the time by typing:
>> Look them up again: http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/fault/
>> Snow wrote:
>>>
>>> OK, I put the old ATC system into diagnostic mode and here are the
>>> following
>>> codes I got.
>>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>>> http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/fault/code33.html
ATC/HVAC fault codes, not ECM fault codes. Different doodad. :)
--
DougW
>> Look them up again: http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/fault/
>> Snow wrote:
>>>
>>> OK, I put the old ATC system into diagnostic mode and here are the
>>> following
>>> codes I got.
>>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>>> http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/fault/code33.html
ATC/HVAC fault codes, not ECM fault codes. Different doodad. :)
--
DougW
10-25-2005, 06:34 PM
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Re: 93 ZJ AC trouble codes
Billy Ray did pass the time by typing:
>> Look them up again: http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/fault/
>> Snow wrote:
>>>
>>> OK, I put the old ATC system into diagnostic mode and here are the
>>> following
>>> codes I got.
>>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>>> http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/fault/code33.html
ATC/HVAC fault codes, not ECM fault codes. Different doodad. :)
--
DougW
>> Look them up again: http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/fault/
>> Snow wrote:
>>>
>>> OK, I put the old ATC system into diagnostic mode and here are the
>>> following
>>> codes I got.
>>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>>> http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/fault/code33.html
ATC/HVAC fault codes, not ECM fault codes. Different doodad. :)
--
DougW
10-25-2005, 06:50 PM
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Re: 93 ZJ AC trouble codes
"> Going by memory and a very poorly written service book. :/
>
>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>
> Located on the lower radiator support member behind the grill.
> Connector might have fallen off or gotten corroded.
> I think it was in the center, but when you take the grill off it
> is right there.
Ok This I found disconnected (assumming this also displays the outside temp.
on the overhead console), it is now connected.
>> 38 --- circuit open --- Mode Door feedback Circuit
>
> Under the right side of the HVAC unit
I'll look for it.
>> 43 --- circuit shorted --- Solar Sensor Input Circuit
>
> Located on the defogger grill, top of dash, The black bumpy thing.
Ok I see it...
>> 52 --- door not responding --- Blend Air Door Actuator Drive Circuit
>
> Pancake looking thing down by the passengers left foot (If I remember
> correctly)
I'll check it out
> This might help. I've got more pages but they arn't ditigal yet
> and the scanner is not cooperating with me today. Got another thing
> to fix. yay. :/
>
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/93ZJAC/
>
> If you have had the climate control unit out the connector might
> have fallen off, or someone caught a foot on the loom.
I haven't had it out.. But I'll check things behind there. I'll check the
harness first.
> Also check the #12 and #24 fuses 15A in the passenger side fuse bay.
Will do.
Thanks Doug
Snow...
"People like to make yellow snow too!!"
10-25-2005, 06:50 PM
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Re: 93 ZJ AC trouble codes
"> Going by memory and a very poorly written service book. :/
>
>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>
> Located on the lower radiator support member behind the grill.
> Connector might have fallen off or gotten corroded.
> I think it was in the center, but when you take the grill off it
> is right there.
Ok This I found disconnected (assumming this also displays the outside temp.
on the overhead console), it is now connected.
>> 38 --- circuit open --- Mode Door feedback Circuit
>
> Under the right side of the HVAC unit
I'll look for it.
>> 43 --- circuit shorted --- Solar Sensor Input Circuit
>
> Located on the defogger grill, top of dash, The black bumpy thing.
Ok I see it...
>> 52 --- door not responding --- Blend Air Door Actuator Drive Circuit
>
> Pancake looking thing down by the passengers left foot (If I remember
> correctly)
I'll check it out
> This might help. I've got more pages but they arn't ditigal yet
> and the scanner is not cooperating with me today. Got another thing
> to fix. yay. :/
>
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/93ZJAC/
>
> If you have had the climate control unit out the connector might
> have fallen off, or someone caught a foot on the loom.
I haven't had it out.. But I'll check things behind there. I'll check the
harness first.
> Also check the #12 and #24 fuses 15A in the passenger side fuse bay.
Will do.
Thanks Doug
Snow...
"People like to make yellow snow too!!"
10-25-2005, 06:50 PM
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Re: 93 ZJ AC trouble codes
"> Going by memory and a very poorly written service book. :/
>
>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>
> Located on the lower radiator support member behind the grill.
> Connector might have fallen off or gotten corroded.
> I think it was in the center, but when you take the grill off it
> is right there.
Ok This I found disconnected (assumming this also displays the outside temp.
on the overhead console), it is now connected.
>> 38 --- circuit open --- Mode Door feedback Circuit
>
> Under the right side of the HVAC unit
I'll look for it.
>> 43 --- circuit shorted --- Solar Sensor Input Circuit
>
> Located on the defogger grill, top of dash, The black bumpy thing.
Ok I see it...
>> 52 --- door not responding --- Blend Air Door Actuator Drive Circuit
>
> Pancake looking thing down by the passengers left foot (If I remember
> correctly)
I'll check it out
> This might help. I've got more pages but they arn't ditigal yet
> and the scanner is not cooperating with me today. Got another thing
> to fix. yay. :/
>
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/93ZJAC/
>
> If you have had the climate control unit out the connector might
> have fallen off, or someone caught a foot on the loom.
I haven't had it out.. But I'll check things behind there. I'll check the
harness first.
> Also check the #12 and #24 fuses 15A in the passenger side fuse bay.
Will do.
Thanks Doug
Snow...
"People like to make yellow snow too!!"
10-25-2005, 06:58 PM
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Re: 93 ZJ AC trouble codes
BTW Doug, have you had the opportunity to check the values of the oil level
sensor yet?
Snow...
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:bWx7f.10832$Ix3.3305@dukeread05...
> Snow did pass the time by typing:
>> OK, I put the old ATC system into diagnostic mode and here are the
>> following
>> codes I got.
>
> Going by memory and a very poorly written service book. :/
>
>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>
> Located on the lower radiator support member behind the grill.
> Connector might have fallen off or gotten corroded.
> I think it was in the center, but when you take the grill off it
> is right there.
>
>> 38 --- circuit open --- Mode Door feedback Circuit
>
> Under the right side of the HVAC unit
>
>> 43 --- circuit shorted --- Solar Sensor Input Circuit
>
> Located on the defogger grill, top of dash, The black bumpy thing.
>
>> 52 --- door not responding --- Blend Air Door Actuator Drive Circuit
>
> Pancake looking thing down by the passengers left foot (If I remember
> correctly)
>
> This might help. I've got more pages but they arn't ditigal yet
> and the scanner is not cooperating with me today. Got another thing
> to fix. yay. :/
>
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/93ZJAC/
>
> If you have had the climate control unit out the connector might
> have fallen off, or someone caught a foot on the loom.
>
> Also check the #12 and #24 fuses 15A in the passenger side fuse bay.
>
> --
> DougW
>
>
>
sensor yet?
Snow...
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:bWx7f.10832$Ix3.3305@dukeread05...
> Snow did pass the time by typing:
>> OK, I put the old ATC system into diagnostic mode and here are the
>> following
>> codes I got.
>
> Going by memory and a very poorly written service book. :/
>
>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>
> Located on the lower radiator support member behind the grill.
> Connector might have fallen off or gotten corroded.
> I think it was in the center, but when you take the grill off it
> is right there.
>
>> 38 --- circuit open --- Mode Door feedback Circuit
>
> Under the right side of the HVAC unit
>
>> 43 --- circuit shorted --- Solar Sensor Input Circuit
>
> Located on the defogger grill, top of dash, The black bumpy thing.
>
>> 52 --- door not responding --- Blend Air Door Actuator Drive Circuit
>
> Pancake looking thing down by the passengers left foot (If I remember
> correctly)
>
> This might help. I've got more pages but they arn't ditigal yet
> and the scanner is not cooperating with me today. Got another thing
> to fix. yay. :/
>
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/93ZJAC/
>
> If you have had the climate control unit out the connector might
> have fallen off, or someone caught a foot on the loom.
>
> Also check the #12 and #24 fuses 15A in the passenger side fuse bay.
>
> --
> DougW
>
>
>
10-25-2005, 06:58 PM
#18
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Re: 93 ZJ AC trouble codes
BTW Doug, have you had the opportunity to check the values of the oil level
sensor yet?
Snow...
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:bWx7f.10832$Ix3.3305@dukeread05...
> Snow did pass the time by typing:
>> OK, I put the old ATC system into diagnostic mode and here are the
>> following
>> codes I got.
>
> Going by memory and a very poorly written service book. :/
>
>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>
> Located on the lower radiator support member behind the grill.
> Connector might have fallen off or gotten corroded.
> I think it was in the center, but when you take the grill off it
> is right there.
>
>> 38 --- circuit open --- Mode Door feedback Circuit
>
> Under the right side of the HVAC unit
>
>> 43 --- circuit shorted --- Solar Sensor Input Circuit
>
> Located on the defogger grill, top of dash, The black bumpy thing.
>
>> 52 --- door not responding --- Blend Air Door Actuator Drive Circuit
>
> Pancake looking thing down by the passengers left foot (If I remember
> correctly)
>
> This might help. I've got more pages but they arn't ditigal yet
> and the scanner is not cooperating with me today. Got another thing
> to fix. yay. :/
>
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/93ZJAC/
>
> If you have had the climate control unit out the connector might
> have fallen off, or someone caught a foot on the loom.
>
> Also check the #12 and #24 fuses 15A in the passenger side fuse bay.
>
> --
> DougW
>
>
>
sensor yet?
Snow...
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:bWx7f.10832$Ix3.3305@dukeread05...
> Snow did pass the time by typing:
>> OK, I put the old ATC system into diagnostic mode and here are the
>> following
>> codes I got.
>
> Going by memory and a very poorly written service book. :/
>
>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>
> Located on the lower radiator support member behind the grill.
> Connector might have fallen off or gotten corroded.
> I think it was in the center, but when you take the grill off it
> is right there.
>
>> 38 --- circuit open --- Mode Door feedback Circuit
>
> Under the right side of the HVAC unit
>
>> 43 --- circuit shorted --- Solar Sensor Input Circuit
>
> Located on the defogger grill, top of dash, The black bumpy thing.
>
>> 52 --- door not responding --- Blend Air Door Actuator Drive Circuit
>
> Pancake looking thing down by the passengers left foot (If I remember
> correctly)
>
> This might help. I've got more pages but they arn't ditigal yet
> and the scanner is not cooperating with me today. Got another thing
> to fix. yay. :/
>
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/93ZJAC/
>
> If you have had the climate control unit out the connector might
> have fallen off, or someone caught a foot on the loom.
>
> Also check the #12 and #24 fuses 15A in the passenger side fuse bay.
>
> --
> DougW
>
>
>
10-25-2005, 06:58 PM
#19
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Re: 93 ZJ AC trouble codes
BTW Doug, have you had the opportunity to check the values of the oil level
sensor yet?
Snow...
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:bWx7f.10832$Ix3.3305@dukeread05...
> Snow did pass the time by typing:
>> OK, I put the old ATC system into diagnostic mode and here are the
>> following
>> codes I got.
>
> Going by memory and a very poorly written service book. :/
>
>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>
> Located on the lower radiator support member behind the grill.
> Connector might have fallen off or gotten corroded.
> I think it was in the center, but when you take the grill off it
> is right there.
>
>> 38 --- circuit open --- Mode Door feedback Circuit
>
> Under the right side of the HVAC unit
>
>> 43 --- circuit shorted --- Solar Sensor Input Circuit
>
> Located on the defogger grill, top of dash, The black bumpy thing.
>
>> 52 --- door not responding --- Blend Air Door Actuator Drive Circuit
>
> Pancake looking thing down by the passengers left foot (If I remember
> correctly)
>
> This might help. I've got more pages but they arn't ditigal yet
> and the scanner is not cooperating with me today. Got another thing
> to fix. yay. :/
>
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/93ZJAC/
>
> If you have had the climate control unit out the connector might
> have fallen off, or someone caught a foot on the loom.
>
> Also check the #12 and #24 fuses 15A in the passenger side fuse bay.
>
> --
> DougW
>
>
>
sensor yet?
Snow...
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:bWx7f.10832$Ix3.3305@dukeread05...
> Snow did pass the time by typing:
>> OK, I put the old ATC system into diagnostic mode and here are the
>> following
>> codes I got.
>
> Going by memory and a very poorly written service book. :/
>
>> 33 --- circuit open --- Ambient Temp sensor
>
> Located on the lower radiator support member behind the grill.
> Connector might have fallen off or gotten corroded.
> I think it was in the center, but when you take the grill off it
> is right there.
>
>> 38 --- circuit open --- Mode Door feedback Circuit
>
> Under the right side of the HVAC unit
>
>> 43 --- circuit shorted --- Solar Sensor Input Circuit
>
> Located on the defogger grill, top of dash, The black bumpy thing.
>
>> 52 --- door not responding --- Blend Air Door Actuator Drive Circuit
>
> Pancake looking thing down by the passengers left foot (If I remember
> correctly)
>
> This might help. I've got more pages but they arn't ditigal yet
> and the scanner is not cooperating with me today. Got another thing
> to fix. yay. :/
>
> http://www.revbeergoggles.com/93ZJAC/
>
> If you have had the climate control unit out the connector might
> have fallen off, or someone caught a foot on the loom.
>
> Also check the #12 and #24 fuses 15A in the passenger side fuse bay.
>
> --
> DougW
>
>
>
10-25-2005, 09:03 PM
#20
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Re: 93 ZJ AC trouble codes
Snow did pass the time by typing:
> BTW Doug, have you had the opportunity to check the values of the oil level
> sensor yet?
I keep on forgetting when I do the oil change. :(
I do know it's a pressure sensor and current is sent through
it to ground and road salt/grime will cause a low-level
warning. That indicates it could report level information but
I doubt it is used that way, just a threashold circuit.
--
DougW
> BTW Doug, have you had the opportunity to check the values of the oil level
> sensor yet?
I keep on forgetting when I do the oil change. :(
I do know it's a pressure sensor and current is sent through
it to ground and road salt/grime will cause a low-level
warning. That indicates it could report level information but
I doubt it is used that way, just a threashold circuit.
--
DougW