webmaster Posted July 1, 2005 Report Share Posted July 1, 2005 (unofficial) Page G2.025 has a chart that says essentially as follows:1 blink: -22 degrees spark advance correction. Caused by continueddetonation. Check the cooling system, distributor timing and turbo boostpressure.2 blinks: -20 degrees spark advance correction. Caused by battery voltageless than 10.5 volts. Check the battery and charging circuit.3 blinks: -20 degrees spark advance correction that can be cancelled onlyby turning the ignition switch off. The detonation correction circuit in theignition ECU is defective. Try a new ignition ECU.4 blinks: -20 degrees spark advance correction that can be cancelled onlyby turning the ignition switch off. Erroneous signal received from thedetonation sensor (check for engine speed above 3200 rpm.) Check thedetonation sensor (item 172a) and electrical circuit continuity.5 blinks: -20 degrees spark advance correction that can be cancelled onlyby turning the ignition switch off. Signal from the potentiometer is greaterthan 4.3 volts. Try a new potentiometer (item 194).6 blinks (a): -20 degrees spark advance correction that can be cancelledonly by turning the ignition switch off. Connection and wiring between theignition ECU and the potentiometer is defective. Check the continuity of thepotentiometer's electrical circuit.6 blinks (b): Spark advance with microswitch open: full load; withmicroswitch closed: idle. No load signal is emanating from the injectionECU. Check the electrical circuit continuity between pin 8 of the ignitionECU and pin 6 of the injection ECU (item 181) (wire 6). Try a new ignitionECU. Try a new injection ECU. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest OB6D Posted May 2, 2006 Report Share Posted May 2, 2006 Oohw, this is cool. Now i only have to get that light working... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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