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EEC Code/ Check Engine Light


mightymoose_22
02-27-2004, 05:16 PM
I have retrieved code 214 from continous memory on a 94 Escort 1.9.
The code reads "cylider identification circuit failure". Anyone know what to do about that? I assumed it was related to the cam or crank position sensor, but both are good. Any ideas are appreciated!

mightymoose_22
02-29-2004, 10:02 AM
Shall I assume nobody has any information about this? I have searched the net and have only found a description of the error code... have not found any information regarding how to troubleshoot it.

dxrflyboy
02-29-2004, 12:02 PM
Cylinder identification circuit failure would have to do with the cam sensor circuit. You will need a labscope to diagnose this problem correctly. The cam sensor sends the CID signal every other crank revolution. It must occur when cylinder #1 is at TDC to trigger the sequential fuel injection. If the PCM doesn't receive a CID signal, it will resort to batch fire (the injectors fire together rather than on the intake stroke for each cylinder). With the labscope, you should see a variation in the crank sensor signal for cylinder #1 TDC and a CID signal every other crank TDC signal. If there is no CID signal, there is a fault with the cam sensor/circuit. If the signals don't align, your cam is likely out of time.

Dan

mightymoose_22
02-29-2004, 12:39 PM
Thanks. Tha tis very helpful to know. I knew what components were in the circuit, but I did not know how the circuit functions. I know that the sensors are good, so by what you told me I should expect that the timing is slightly off... If the timing check sout ok, then I suppose it is erlated to the computer? I'll check the timing and see where that leads.

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