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Old 11-01-2004, 10:25 AM
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relay and codes

i have a 1993 buick lesabre limited. i replaced my blower relay. not knowing electrical that much i disconnected the battery while doing this. after replacement of the relay nothing happened. after about 1/2 hour started car and blower worked perfect. but temp number was blinking. i got the codes and they were 41 and 152. do you know what code 41 is and how to troubleshoot? today i went to walmart and the blower was blowing good cold air. low and behold started car leaving walmart and no blower. got on the highway and accelerated and blower turned on. seemed like it got vacumn. code still blinks. do you have any suggestions?
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Old 11-02-2004, 12:02 AM
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Re: relay and codes

152 is not possible for OBD1

Diagnostic Codes
11. Transaxle Codes present
12. Diagnostic System Check
13. Oxygen sensor, circuit open or not ready
14. CTS circuit, out of range high
15. CTS circuit, out of range low
17. PCM fault, pullup resistor
19. 6x signal fault, no 6x signal between reference pulses
21. TPS circuit, out of range high
22. TPS circuit, out of range low
23. ATS circuit, out range low
24. VSS circuit, no signal
25. ATS circuit, out or range high
26. Quad Driver output fault
32. EGR system fault
33. MAP sensor circuit, out of range high
34. MAP sensor circuit, out of range low
35. IAC valve, rpm out of range
41A EST circuit open
41B EST circuit shorted
42A Bypass circuit grounded
42B Bypass circuit open
42C Bypass circuit shorted
41. EST bypass, open or shorted
42. EST bypass, open or shorted
43. ECS (knock sensor) circuit open or shorted
44. Oxygen sensor indicates system lean
45. Oxygen sensor indicates system rich
46. Power steering pressure switch circuit, open
49. Idle rpm out of limit high (vacuum leak)
51. PCM memory error
55. A/D converter error in PCM
81. ABS message fault (1993 vehicles with TCS)
82 PCM internal communication fault
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Old 11-02-2004, 11:30 AM
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are these the same codes that i obtained from the control panel?
i got codes 41 and 152
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Old 11-02-2004, 12:42 PM
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Re: relay and codes

Those are the OBD-I codes for your model car. 152 is not a OBD-I code, there are no 3-digit OBD-I codes. Who knows why you got it, but hopefully correcting the error code 41 will also correct the 152.
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Old 11-04-2004, 12:10 AM
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Re: relay and codes

ok, checked on ALLDATA today, and wouldn't you know i forgot my print-outs at school. anyway, your codes are not engine codes, they are auto-HVAC codes. a prefix of 1 means its a stored history code. tomarrow i will get the repair info and post it for you
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