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04 Pacifica engine light flashes 10 times won't try and turn over

  • McGuyverNurs
    McGuyverNurs Nov 19, 2016

    TWO sets of answers/recommendations, read this one first. I found it on another site, then scroll down to learn about checking ECU codes.....which I would recommend that you do.

    For states that require an Inspection and Maintenance (I/M), this Bulb Check verifies the “Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL)” is functioning and is not on when the engine is running, and that the OBD II system is ready for testing.

    Normally, the OBD II system will be ready. The OBD II system may not be ready if your vehicle was recently serviced, recently had a dead battery or a battery replacement. If the OBD II system should be determined not ready for the I/M test, your vehicle may fail the test.

    Your vehicle has a simple ignition key-actuated test, which you can use prior to going to the test station. To check if your vehicle’s OBD II system is ready, you must do the following:
    1. Turn the ignition switch to the ON position, but do not crank or start the engine.
    2. If you crank or start the engine, you will have to start this test over.
    3. As soon as you turn the ignition switch to the ON position, you will see the MIL symbol come on as part of a normal bulb check.
    4. Approximately 15 seconds later, one of two things will happen:
    a. The MIL will flash for about 10 seconds and then return to being fully illuminated until you turn OFF the ignition or start the engine. This means that your vehicle’s OBD II system is not ready and you should not proceed to the I/M station.
    b. The MIL will not flash at all and will remain fully illuminated until you turn OFF the ignition or start the engine. This means that your vehicle’s OBD II system is ready and you can proceed to the I/M station.

    If your OBD II system is not ready, you should see your authorized dealer or repair facility. If your vehicle was recently serviced or had a battery failure or replacement, you may need to do nothing more than drive your vehicle as you normally would in order for your OBD II system to update. A recheck with the above test routine may then indicate that the system is now ready.

    Regardless of whether your vehicle’s OBD II system is ready or not, if the MIL is illuminated during normal vehicle operation you should have your vehicle serviced before going to the I/M station. The I/M station can fail your vehicle because the MIL is on with the engine running.






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    I would recommend scanning for the trouble codes (sometimes referred to as ECU codes, or fault codes). Here is how you can do that.

    Bring your pen and paper OR simply use your device to video record codes that pop up (keep reading). There is also a video lik at the very bottom of the page here in case you have trouble.

    You are going to do the following, exactly THREE times.

    Turn key forward, toward the windshield WITHOUT STARTING THE ENGINE, then turn the key back away from front of vehicle.

    This MUST be completed within 5 seconds. On the last, or third cycle, leave the key FACING THE FRONT/WINDSHIELD.

    If you've done it right, you will see codes appear on the instrument cluster, near the odometer. An EXAMPLE would be P1408 (or something to that effect.

    If NO codes are shown it should read "done".

    Once you have found the codes, look up your codes



    P1004 Intake manifold air control valve (short runner) -performance Automatic shut-down (ASO) relay circuit open/short, control circuit short circuit to ground, control circuit open, intake manifold air control valve, ECM


    P1005 Intake manifold air valve control -performance Wiring short/open circuit, intake manifold air valve, ECM


    P1105 Turbocharger (TC) boost pressure actuator circuit malfunction Wiring, TC boost pressure actuator

    P1106 Turbocharger (TC) boost pressure actuator range/performance problem Hose connection(s), wiring, TC waste gate regulating valve, TC boost pressure actuator, TC control solenoid, TC boost pressure sensor, TC waste gate, turbocharger


    P1115 Engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor/ intake air temperature (IAT) sensor/outside airtemperature sensor -signal variation Wiring, ECT sensor, IAT sensor, outside air temperature sensor, ECM

    P1128 Closed loop fuel control not achieved -bank 1 Wiring, H02S, fuel system, MAP sensor, ECM

    P1129 Closed loop fuel control not achieved -bank 2 Wiring, H02S, fuel system, MAP sensor, ECM

    P1187 Turbocharger (TC) boost pressure sensor range/performance problem Hose connection(s), wiring, TC wastegate regulating valve, TC boost pressure actuator, TC control solenoid, TC boost pressure sensor, TC waste gate, turbocharger, ECM

    P1188 Turbocharger (TC) boost pressure sensor range/performance problem Hose connection(s), wiring, TC waste gate regulating valve, TC boost pressure actuator, TC control solenoid, TC boost pressure sensor, TC waste gate, turbocharger

    P1189 Turbocharger (TC) boost pressure sensor-voltage low Wiring, TC boost pressure sensor, ECM

    P1190 Turbocharger (TC) boost pressure sensor voltage high Wiring, TC boost pressure sensor, ECM

    P1239 Engine oil temperature (EOT) -temperature too low Engine oil, wiring, EOT sensor, ECM

    P1272 AlC compressor clutch control circuit 2 voltage low. Wiring, AlC compressor clutch, multifunction control module, ECM

    P1273 AlC compressor clutch control circuit 2 voltage high Wiring, AlC compressor clutch, multifunction control module, ECM

    P1274 AlC compressor clutch control circuit 2 -open circuit Wiring, AlC compressor clutch, multifunction control module, ECM

    P1275 AlC compressor clutch control circuit 2 -circuit malfunction Wiring, AlC compressor clutch, multifunction control module, ECM

    P1277 Starter motor control circuit -voltage low Wiring, starter motor, starter motor relay, multifunction control module, ECM

    P1278 Starter motor control circuit -voltage high Wiring, starter motor, starter motor relay, multifunction control module, ECM

    P1279 Starter motor control circuit -open circuit Wiring, starter motor, starter motor relay, multifunction control module, ECM

    P127A Starter motor control circuit -circuit malfunction Wiring, starter motor, starter motor relay, multifunction control module, ECM

    P127C Fuel pump control circuit -voltage low Wiring, fuel pump, multifunction control module, ECM

    P127D Fuel pump control circuit -voltage high Wiring, fuel pump, multifunction control module, ECM

    P127E Fuel pump control circuit -open circuit Wiring, fuel pump, multifunction control module, ECM

    P127F Fuel pump control circuit -circuit malfunction Wiring, fuel pump, multifunction control module,ECM

    P1386 Engine control module (ECM), knock control -defective Fuel contamination, mechanical fault, ECM

    P1404 Exhaust gas re
    circulation (EGR) valve position sensor malfunction Wiring, exhaust gas re-circulation (EGR) valve, ECM

    P1411 Cylinder cut-out solenoid 1 -malfunction Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, oil pressure, ECM

    P1414 Cylinder cut-out solenoid 4 -malfunction Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, oil pressure, ECM

    P1416 Cylinder cut-out solenoid 6 -malfunction Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, oil pressure, ECM

    P1417 Cylinder cut-out solenoid 7 -malfunction Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, oil pressure, ECM

    P1501 Vehicle over-speed condition -rear axle speed greater than front axle Wiring, VSS, mechanical fault, ECM

    P1502 Vehicle over-speed condition -front axle speed greater than rear axle Wiring, VSS, mechanical fault, ECM

    P150D Cold start emission control -irregular idle speed Wiring, connections, engine coolant temperature (ECT) sensor, manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor, H02S circuit fault, mechanical fault, ECM

    P1513 Starter request circuit -switch stuck Starter enable circuit short to positive, ECM

    P1521 Engine oil sensor module -malfunction Wiring, connectors, oil quality, oil level

    P1572 Brake pedal position (BPP) switch -circuit malfunction BPP switch adjustment, wiring, BPP switch

    P1573 Brake pedal position (BPP) switch -circuit malfunction BPP switch adjustment, wiring, BPP switch

    P1593 Cruise control system, multi-function input A circuit stuck Wiring, poor connection, multi-function switch, mechanical fault, ECM

    P1600 CAN data bus, rough road signal -signal error Trouble code(s) stored in other system(s), wiring, poor connection, immobilizer control module, ABS control module, ECM

    P1602 Engine control module (ECM) not programmed New ECM not programmed, incorrectly programmed, ECM

    P1603 Engine control module (ECM) -RAM link error ECM

    P1604 Engine control module (ECM) -RAM read/write error ECM

    P1607 Engine control module (ECM) -shut down timer error ECM

    P1612 Throttle position (TP) control module malfunction Wiring, connector, throttle position (TP) control module

    P1618 Engine control module (ECM) -primary 5 volt output erratic Wiring, poor connection, oil pressure sensor, APP sensor, CKP sensor, throttle control unit, TPS sensor, ECM

    P1628 Engine control module (ECM) -auxiliary 5 volt output erratic
    Wiring, poor connection, APP sensor, CMP sensor, EGR solenoid, EGR valve position sensor, MAP sensor, ECM

    P1652 CAN data bus -short circuit to ground Wiring, connected system, ECM

    P1653 CAN data bus -short circuit to ground Wiring, connected system, ECM

    P1681 CAN data bus, instrumentation -no signal Wiring, instrumentation control module

    P1684 Engine control module (ECM) -supply voltage Wiring, battery

    P1686 CAN data bus, immobilizer control module no signal

    Wiring, immobilizer control module
    P1687 CAN data bus, instrumentation -no signal Wiring, instrumentation control module (mechanical)

    P1694 CAN data bus, ECM -no signal Wiring, ECM

    P1695 CAN data bus, body control module (BCM) no signal Wiring, BCM

    P1696 Engine control module (ECM) -EEPROM error ECM

    P1697 Engine control module (ECM) -EEPROM error ECM

    P1698 CAN data bus, transmission -no signal Wiring, ECM

    P1775 Solenoid switch valve locked in TCC (torqueconverter clutch) position Wiring open circuit/short circuit, transmission system relay, transmission fluid level low, UR pressure switch, solenoid switch valve

    P1776 Solenoid switch valve locked in UR (low/reverse)position Wiring open circuit/short circuit, transmission system relay, transmission fluid level low, UR pressure switch, solenoid switch valve

    P1790 Fault immediately after shift Speed ratio error, transmission mechanical fault

    P1793 Torque reduction communication error Wiring open circuit/short circuit, ECMITCM

    P1794 Transmission speed sensor -ground circuit Wiring open circuit, TCM, input shaft speed (ISS) sensor, output shaft speed (055) sensor

    P1797 Manual shift overheat Wiring, transmission fluid level low, transmission cooling fan -if fitted, transmission fluid temperature (TFT) sensor

    P1854 Manifold absolute pressure (MAP) sensor/ turbocharger (TC) boost pressure
    sensor range/performance problem Intake/exhaust leak, wiring, MAP sensor, TC boost pressure sensor, TC boost pressure actuator

    P1861 Fuel ,level -variation between tank levels Wiring, fuel tank, fuel tank siphon hose, fuel gauge tank sensor(s), fuel pump

    P1897 Engine control module (ECM) -communication malfunction ECM

    P3400 Cylinder cut-out system, bank 1 -malfunction Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid(s), oil pressure, H02S, ECM

    P3401 Cylinder cut-out solenoid 1 -circuit malfunction Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, ECM

    P3402 Cylinder cut-out solenoid 1 -malfunction Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, oil pressure, ECM

    P3425 Cylinder cut-out solenoid 4 -circuit malfunction Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, ECM

    P3426 Cylinder cut-out solenoid 4 -malfunction Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, oil pressure, ECM
    P3441 Cylinder cut-out solenoid 6 -circuit malfunction Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, ECM

    P3442 Cylinder cut-out solenoid 6 -malfunction Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, oil pressure, ECM

    P3449 Cylinder cut-out solenoid 7 -circuit malfunction Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, ECM

    P3450 Cylinder cut-out solenoid 7 -malfunction Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid, oil pressure, ECM

    P3497 Cylinder cut-out system, bank 2 malfunction Wiring, cylinder cut-out solenoid(s), oil pressure, H02S, ECM

    U110A Steering column function control module, serial communication -circuit malfunction Wiring, CAN data bus, ECM

    U110C Fuel level, serial communication -circuit malfunction Wiring, instrument panel, CAN data bus, ECM

    U110E Outside air temperature, serial communication -circuit malfunction CAN data bus, multifunction control module front, ECM

    U110F Fuel volume, serial communication -circuit malfunction Wiring, instrument panel, CAN data bus, multifunction control module front, ECM

    U1110 Vehicle speed, serial communication -circuit malfunction CAN data bus, ABS control module, ECM

    U1120 Wheel distance traveled, serial communication -circuit malfunction CAN data bus, ABS control module, ECM

    U1113 NC pressure sensor -communication malfunction Wiring, multifunction control module, ECM

    U1403 Fuel level, serial communication -implausible signal Wiring, instrument panel, CAN data bus, multifunction control module front, ECM

    U1411 Fuel volume, serial communication -implausible signal Wiring, instrument panel, CAN data bus, multifunction control module front, ECM

    U1412 Vehicle speed, serial communication -implausible signal CAN data bus, ABS control module, ECM

    U1413 Odometer mileage, serial communication -implausible signal Wiring, instrument panel, CAN data bus, multifunction control module front, ECM

    U1417 LH front wheel, distance. traveled -implausible Signal ABS trouble code(s) stored, CAN data bus, ABS control module, ECM

    U1418 RH front wheel, distance traveled -implausiblesignal. ABS trouble code(s) stored, CAN data bus, ABS control module, ECM

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