Trouble Code Definition

1992 Isuzu Rodeo LS, 4WD, StandardSECTION Trouble Code Definition
TROUBLE CODE IDENTIFICATION

Code System Affected Probable Cause
12  System Normal System Normal
13  O2 Sensor Circuit Sensor/Circuit, ECM
14  Coolant Temperature Sensor (Shorted) Temperature Sensor/Circuit, ECM
15  Coolant Temperature Sensor (Open) Temperature Sensor/Circuit, ECM
21  Throttle Valve Switch (Idle & Full Throttle) Switch/Circuit, ECM
22  Starter Signal Circuit, ECM
23  Power Transistor (Shorted) Transistor/Circuit, ECM
25  Pressure Regulator VSV VSV/Circuit, ECM
26  Canister Purge VSV VSV/Circuit, ECM
27  Canister Purge VSV VSV/Circuit, ECM
32  EGR System EGR Valve, Backpressure Transducer, Vacuum Switching Valve
33  Fuel Injector Circuit (Open or Grounded) Wiring, Dropping Resistor, ECM
34  EGR Temperature Sensor Sensor/Circuit, ECM
35  Power Transistor (Open) Transistor/Circuit, ECM
41  Crank Angle Sensor Sensor/Circuit, ECM
43  Throttle Valve Switch (Idle Position) Switch/Circuit, ECM
44  O2 Sensor (Lean/Rich) Injectors, Fuel Pressure, Airflow Sensor, O2 Sensor Circuit, Coolant Temperature Sensor, ECM
45  O2 Sensor (Lean/Rich) Injectors, Fuel Pressure, Airflow Sensor, O2 Sensor Circuit, Coolant Temperature Sensor, ECM
51  Faulty ECM ROM Defective ECM
52  Faulty ECM RAM Defective ECM
53  Pressure Regulator VSV VSV/Circuit, ECM
54  Power Transistor (Grounded) Transistor/Circuit, ECM
61  Airflow Sensor Sensor/Circuit, ECM
62  Airflow Sensor Sensor/Circuit, ECM
63  Vehicle Speed Sensor Sensor/Circuit, ECM
64  Fuel Injector Circuit (ECM Transistor) Wiring Harness, ECM
65  Throttle Valve Switch (Full Throttle) Switch/Circuit, ECM
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