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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Dave Elite on 30 September 2010, 19:24:24
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Paper cliped my 3.0 v6 and got code 136 (Unknown Output Driver Error). Any idea what that is? Thanks
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It means the car thinks your a sh!te driver. :y
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It means the car thinks your a sh!te driver. :y
Wasnt expecting that, very clever. I take it you dont know then?
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clear it (with code reader), if it reoccurs, ignore if not causing issue, or replace ecu
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Maybe something to do with this:
put you are foot on the brake and handbrake on, when u turn the key move the gearstick from park all the way down and back again,while turning the key,
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Discussion of same here (http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1275070538/0)
Haven't read through to see if it is solved.
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Maybe something to do with this:
put you are foot on the brake and handbrake on, when u turn the key move the gearstick from park all the way down and back again,while turning the key,
Thanks, Didnt have to do that in the end, the wife said the car just started fine.
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clear it (with code reader), if it reoccurs, ignore if not causing issue, or replace ecu
Car is running fine, eml light flashed up a week ago when i was stuck in traffic for two hours. I've only just got round to reading the code.
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clear it (with code reader), if it reoccurs, ignore if not causing issue, or replace ecu
Car is running fine, eml light flashed up a week ago when i was stuck in traffic for two hours. I've only just got round to reading the code.
Hmmm, 137 is ecu over temp...
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clear it (with code reader), if it reoccurs, ignore if not causing issue, or replace ecu
Car is running fine, eml light flashed up a week ago when i was stuck in traffic for two hours. I've only just got round to reading the code.
Hmmm, 137 is ecu over temp...
I think it was the heat of the engine. Do you think the heat could have caused a temporary fault with one od the sensors?
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If you do find a fix I think Omegafantasy would be delighted to know what it is :y
V6 Fault Code 19 & 136 (http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1281198935/3#3)
Plumbing The Beast (http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1274376988/51#51)
[edit]note to self - must type faster ::)[/edit]
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If you do find a fix I think Omegafantasy would be delighted to know what it is :y
V6 Fault Code 19 & 136 (http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1281198935/3#3)
Plumbing The Beast (http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1274376988/51#51)
Will do. Its not causing any trouble. I think it was just the heat of the engine (2 hours in a traffic jam). And the light hasnt come on since.
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Dave Elite - are you getting a 19 as well? I've seen them throw a few erroneous other codes (usually MAF codes though)
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The Omega I've just stripped had a fan mounted in the wing, it was connected to the e.c.u./relay box via a tube...
Maybe your fan is not working or the ducting is loose/blocked?
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Dave Elite - are you getting a 19 as well? I've seen them throw a few erroneous other codes (usually MAF codes though)
No TB, just 136. Do you think I should ignor it? as the light hasnt come on again.
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The Omega I've just stripped had a fan mounted in the wing, it was connected to the e.c.u./relay box via a tube...
Maybe your fan is not working or the ducting is loose/blocked?
Havent seen that which side wing?
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The Omega I've just stripped had a fan mounted in the wing, it was connected to the e.c.u./relay box via a tube...
Maybe your fan is not working or the ducting is loose/blocked?
Some do, some don't.
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Havent seen that which side wing?
The one nearest the relay/E.C.U. box... by the battery.
The fan is tucked up close to the passenger door, within the wing.
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The Omega I've just stripped had a fan mounted in the wing, it was connected to the e.c.u./relay box via a tube...
Maybe your fan is not working or the ducting is loose/blocked?
Havent seen that which side wing?
NS, need to remove wheel liner to see it
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Some do, some don't.
Maybe another part to add to my 'keep' pile then...