1998 Dodge Avenger Trouble Codes

1998 DODGE AVENGER 2.
0L L4 VIN Y Auto PCM TROUBLE CODES

Trouble Code: P0106 (2.0L L4 VIN Y
Auto)
BARO Out-Of-Range at Key On / MAP
Sensor Low
Number of Trips to Set Code: 1
OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Indicators: MIL Details
 CCM Details
Trouble Code Conditions:

Key on for less than 350 ms; engine speed less than 255 rpm, and the PCM detected the MAP
Sensor input was less than 2.196v but more than 0.019v during a 300 ms period.
Possible Causes:
 Loss of 5-volt supply from PCM (internal failure)
 Sensor 5-volt supply circuit is shorted, open or grounded
 Sensor signal circuit is open or shorted to ground
 Sensor has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
MAP Sensor Circuit Low Input

 CCM Details

Engine speed from 600-3500 rpm; TP Sensor input less than 1.2v, system voltage over 10.6v, and
the PCM detected the MAP input was below 0.0392v (conditions met for 1.76 seconds).
Possible Causes:
 MAP Sensor connector is damaged or shorted
 MAP Sensor 5v supply circuit is open or it is shorted to ground
 MAP Sensor signal circuit is shorted to ground
 MAP Sensor has failed
 PCM has failed

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MAP Sensor Circuit High Input

 CCM Details

Engine speed from 600-3500 rpm; TP input more than 1.3v; and the PCM detected the MAP input
was more than 4.7v for 2 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 MAP Sensor signal circuit open, or the ground circuit is open
 MAP Sensor signal circuit is shorted to VREF (5v)
 MAP Sensor is damaged or it has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
ECT Sensor Circuit Low Input

 CCM Details

Ignition on or engine started. The PCM detected the ECT Sensor input voltage was below 0.51v (95-
03) or 0.1v (04-05, exc. Grand Cherokee, Liberty), less than 0.5v (04-05 Liberty), less than 0.78v
(Grand Cherokee), or below 0.8v (Viper) for 3 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 ECT Sensor signal circuit is shorted to chassis ground
 ECT Sensor signal circuit is shorted to Sensor ground
 ECT Sensor is damaged or it has failed (it may be shorted)
 PCM has failed

Auto)
ECT Sensor Circuit High Input

 CCM Details

Ignition on or engine started and the PCM detected the ECT Sensor input was over 4.9v for 3
seconds. If equipped, the ETC lamp will illuminate with the MIL. 3 good trips are required to turn off
the MIL.
Possible Causes:
 ECT Sensor signal circuit is shorted to VREF (5v)
 ECT Sensor signal circuit is open
 ECT Sensor ground circuit is open
 ECT Sensor is damaged or it has failed (possible open circuit)
 PCM has failed

Auto)
TP Sensor Does Not Agree With MAP

 CCM Details

DTC P0107, P0108, P0122 and P0123 not set, engine running with throttle plate closed (at high
vacuum), and the PCM detected the TP Sensor input was high when it should have been low (High
Input Test), or with the engine running and the VSS input over 25 mph, throttle plate open (at low
vacuum), the PCM detected the TP Sensor input was low when it should have been high, conditions
met for 4 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 MAP Sensor and/or TP Sensor VREF (5v) not present
 MAP or TP Sensor ground circuit has high resistance
 MAP or TP Sensor signal circuit has high resistance
 TP Sensor is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

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TP Sensor Circuit Low Input

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running; system voltage over 10.5v and the PCM detected the TP Sensor
indicated less than 0.0978v for 700 ms.
Possible Causes:
 TP Sensor VREF (5v) circuit is open or shorted to ground
 TP Sensor 5v supply circuit is shorted to ground
 TP Sensor signal circuit is shorted to ground
 TP Sensor is damaged or it has failed
 Possible intermittent condition
 PCM has failed

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TP Sensor Circuit High Input

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running; system voltage over 10.5v and the PCM detected the TP Sensor
indicated more than 4.50v for 700 ms.
Possible Causes:
 TP Sensor sweep
 TP Sensor ground circuit is open
 TP Sensor signal circuit is open or is shorted to VREF (5v)
 TP Sensor is damaged or has failed (an internal open circuit)
 Possible intermittent condition
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Closed Loop Temperature Not
Reached

 CCM Details

DTC P0117 and P0118 not set, ECT Sensor between -20ºF and +21.2ºF at startup, engine runtime
over 10 minutes, vehicle speed more than 28 mph, and the PCM detected the ECT Sensor did not
reach 174ºF after 20 minutes of sustained engine operation.
Possible Causes:
 Check the operation of the thermostat (it may be stuck open)
 ECT Sensor is damaged or it is out-of-calibration
 Inspect for low coolant level or for an incorrect coolant mixture

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O2 (B1 S1) Short to Ground

 CCM Details

ECT Sensor over 170ºF on previous key on, ECT Sensor under 98ºF and BTS within 27ºF of ECT
Sensor, and the PCM detected the O2 signal was below 156 mV for 28 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 O2 signal circuit is shorted to chassis or Sensor ground
 O2 ground circuit is open (circuit reads 170 mV when open)
 O2 may be contaminated or it has failed
 PCM has failed

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O2 (B1 S1) Circuit Short to Voltage

 CCM Details
Engine started; engine runtime over 119 seconds, system voltage over 10.5v, ECT Sensor more
than 176ºF, and the PCM detected the O2 signal was more than 1.29v for 3 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 O2 signal circuit shorted to heater B+ circuit (inspect the connector for oil or moisture inside the terminal
area)
 O2 signal circuit is open
 PCM has failed

Auto)
O2 (B1 S1) Slow Response

 O2S1 Details

Engine at idle speed, system voltage over 10.5v, then engine speed from 1216-1984 rpm, VSS input
from 19-46 mph, BTS signal more than 44ºF, BARO signal more than 22.16" Hg, MAP Sensor signal
from 11.9-18.15" Hg, then back to idle speed in Drive, and the PCM detected the O2 signal did not
switch enough times from below 330 mV to above 610 mV, condition met for 60 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 Exhaust leak present in the exhaust manifold or exhaust pipes
 O2 element is fuel contaminated
 O2 element is deteriorated or it has failed

Auto)
O2 (B1 S1) Remains At Center

 O2S1 Details

Engine runtime more than 121 seconds, system voltage over 10.5v, ECT Sensor more than 150.8ºF,
fuel control system in closed loop mode, and the PCM detected the O2 signal remained fixed in a
range between 350-580 mV, condition met for 60 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 Exhaust leak present in exhaust manifold or exhaust pipes
 O2 element is fuel contaminated or has deteriorated
 O2S signal circuit or ground circuit has high resistance
 PCM has failed

Auto)
O2 (B1 S1) Heater Circuit

 CCM Details

ECT Sensor less than 147ºF and BTS signal within 27ºF of the ECT Sensor (cold engine), engine
started, engine running at idle speed for over 12 seconds, system voltage over 10.5v and the PCM
detected the O2 signal was more than 3.0v for 30-90 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 ASD relay output (power) circuit to the heater is open
 O2 heater ground circuit is open
 O2 heater element is damaged or has high resistance
 PCM has failed

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O2 (B1 S2) Circuit Short to Ground

 CCM Details

Engine started; engine runtime over 119 seconds, system voltage over 10.99v, O2 heater
temperature over 1085ºF and the PCM detected the O2 input was over 3.70v for 1 minute.
Possible Causes:
 O2 signal tracking in connector due to wet/oil conditions
 O2 signal circuit is open, or the ground circuit is open
 O2 heater supply circuit is open
 PCM has failed

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O2 (B1 S2) Circuit Short to Voltage

 CCM Details

Engine runtime over 2 minutes, system voltage over 10.5v, ECT Sensor more than 170ºF, and the
PCM detected the O2 signal was more than 1.20v for over 3 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 O2 signal tracking (wet/oily) causing a short to heater power
 O2 signal circuit open, or ground circuit open
 PCM has failed

Auto)

 CCM Details

Engine started; vehicle driven at 20-55 mph with the throttle open for 2 minutes, ECT Sensor more
than 158ºF, Converter temperature over 1112ºF, EVAP purge "on", and the PCM detected the O2
signal switched from rich-to-lean less than 11 times in 20 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 O2 element is contaminated, deteriorated or it has failed
 O2 ground or O2 signal circuit has high resistance

Auto)

 CCM Details

ECT Sensor less than 147ºF, BTS signal within 27ºF of ECT Sensor (cold engine); engine running at
idle speed for over 12 seconds, system voltage over 10.5v and the PCM detected the O2 signal was
more than 3.0v for 30-90 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 O2 heater ground circuit open or O2 signal circuit is open
 O2 heater element has high resistance
 O2 heater element has failed (open or shorted)
 PCM has failed

Auto)
O2 (B2 S1) Circuit Shorted to Power

 CCM Details

Engine runtime more than 2 minutes, system voltage over 10.5v, ECT Sensor more than 176ºF, and
the PCM detected the O2 signal was more than 1.2v for 3 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 O2 signal tracking in the connector due to wet/oily condition
 O2 signal circuit is open, or the ground circuit open
 O2 heater supply circuit is open
 PCM has failed

Auto)
O2 (B2 S1) Circuit Shorted to Voltage

 CCM Details

Engine runtime more than 2 minutes, ECT Sensor more than 176ºF, and the PCM detected the O2
signal was more than 1.2v, condition met for 3 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 O2 signal tracking due to wet/oily condition in the connector
 O2 signal circuit shorted to system power
 O2 signal circuit open, or ground circuit open
 PCM has failed

Auto)

 CCM Details

Engine runtime over 2 minutes, ECT Sensor more than 147ºF, VSS indicating over 10 mph, then
back to idle speed in Drive (A/T) or Neutral (M/T), and the PCM detected the O2 signal did not
switch enough times from 270-620 mV in the O2 Monitor Test.
Possible Causes:
 O2 signal or ground circuit has a high resistance condition
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O2 (B2 S1) Remains At Center

 CCM Details

PCM detected the O2 signal remained fixed between 350-550 mV for 1.5 minutes.
Possible Causes:
 O2S signal circuit or ground circuit has high resistance
 PCM has failed

Auto)

 CCM Details

Key off after a warm engine drive cycle, engine cool-down finished (at least 5 seconds after the key
is turned off), system voltage over 10.5v, then with the ASD relay energized, the PCM detected the
O2 signal rose to 0.49v or more within a 144 second period, and the initial rise of the oxygen Sensor
signal was less than 1.57v.
Possible Causes:
 ASD relay power supply circuit to the heater is open
 O2 heater ground circuit open or O2 signal circuit is open
 O2 heater element has high resistance
 O2 heater element has failed (open or shorted)
 PCM has failed
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O2 (B2 S2) Circuit Shorted to Ground

 CCM Details

ECT Sensor more than 170ºF on previous key on, ECT Sensor less than 98ºF and the BTS signal
within 27ºF of ECT Sensor at startup (cold engine), and the PCM detected the O2 signal was less
than 156 mV for 28 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 O2 signal circuit is shorted to chassis or Sensor ground
 O2 may be contaminated or it has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
O2 (B2 S2) Circuit Shorted to Power

 CCM Details

PCM detected the O2 signal was more than 1.21v, condition met for 3 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 O2 signal tracking due to wet/oily condition in the connector
 O2 signal circuit is open or shorted to system power
 PCM has failed

Auto)

 O2S1 Details

Engine runtime over 2 minutes, ECT Sensor more than 147ºF, VSS indicating over 10 mph, then
back to idle speed in Drive (A/T) or Neutral (M/T), and the PCM detected the O2 signal did not
switch enough times from 270-620 mV in the O2 Monitor Test.
Possible Causes:

Auto)
O2 (B2 S2) Remains at Center

 O2S1 Details

PCM detected the O2 signal remained fixed between 350-550 mV for 1.5 minutes.
Possible Causes:
 O2 signal circuit or ground circuit has high resistance
 PCM has failed

Auto)

 CCM Details

Key off after a warm engine drive cycle, engine cool-down finished (at least 5 seconds after the key
is turned off), system voltage over 10.5v, then with the ASD relay energized, the PCM detected the
O2 signal rose to 0.49v or more within a 144 second period, and the initial rise of the oxygen Sensor
signal was less than 1.57v.
Possible Causes:
 O2S heater ground circuit is open or O2S signal circuit is open
 O2S heater element has high resistance or it has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Fuel System Lean (Bank 1)

 Fuel Details

Engine running in closed loop, IAT Sensor signal over 20ºF, altitude less than 8,000 feet, and the
PCM detected too large an amount of Fuel Trim correction due to a lean A/F condition.
Possible Causes:
 Air leaks in intake manifold, exhaust pipes or exhaust manifold
 Base engine mechanical problem causing a lean A/F condition
 Fuel control Sensor is out of calibration (e.g., ECT, IAT or MAP)
 Fuel delivery component fault (clogged filter, low fuel pressure)
 Vacuum hose is disconnected, broken, leaking or loose

Auto)

 Fuel Details

Engine running in closed loop, ambient temperature over 20ºF, altitude less than 8,000 feet, and the
Possible Causes:

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Fuel System Rich (Bank 1)

 Fuel Details

Engine running in closed loop; IAT Sensor signal over 20ºF; altitude below 8,000 feet, and the PCM
detected too large an amount of Fuel Trim correction due to a rich A/F condition.
Possible Causes:
 Base engine fault (i.e., cam timing incorrect, oil level too high)
 EVAP vapor recovery system failure (e.g., canister full of fuel)
 Fuel delivery component fault (injector leak, high fuel pressure)
 O2 heater is damaged or it has failed

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Fuel System Rich (Bank 1)

 Fuel Details

PCM detected too large an amount of Fuel Trim correction due to a rich A/F condition.
Possible Causes:
 Base engine fault (i.e., cam timing incorrect, oil level too high)
 EVAP vapor recovery system failure (e.g., canister full of fuel)
 Fuel delivery component fault (injector leak, high fuel pressure)
 O2 heater is damaged or it has failed

Auto)

 Fuel Details

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Auto)
Multiple Cylinder Misfire Detected

 MISFIRE Details
Engine less than 3000 rpm; adaptive numerator updated. PCM detected a misfire rate of 1-2% (High
Emissions 2T), or a misfire rate of 6-30% (Catalyst Damaging 1T) in 2 or more cylinders. Note: If the
misfire is severe, the MIL will flash on/off on the 1st trip!
Possible Causes:
 Air leak in the intake manifold, or in the EGR or EVAP system
 Base engine mechanical fault that affects two or more cylinders
 Erratic or interrupted CKP or CMP Sensor signals
 Fuel delivery component fault that affects two or more cylinders (i.e., a contaminated, dirty or sticking fuel
injector)
 Ignition system problem (coil or plug) in two or more cylinders
 Vehicle driven with low fuel pressure or while very low on fuel

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Multiple Cylinder Misfire Detected

 MISFIRE Details

Engine less than 3000 rpm; adaptive numerator updated. PCM detected a misfire rate of 1-2% (High
Emissions 2T), or a misfire rate of 6-30% (Catalyst Damaging 1T) in 2 or more cylinders. Note: If the
misfire is severe, the MIL will flash on/off on the 1st trip!
Possible Causes:
 Base engine mechanical fault that affects two or more cylinders
 Erratic or interrupted CKP or CMP Sensor signals
 Fuel delivery component fault that affects two or more cylinders (i.e., a contaminated, dirty or sticking fuel
injector)
 Ignition system problem (coil or plug) in two or more cylinders
 Vehicle driven with low fuel pressure or while very low on fuel

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Cylinder 1-10 Misfire Detected

 MISFIRE Details
Engine speed less than 3000 rpm, adaptive numerator updated, and the PCM detected a misfire
rate of 1-2% (High Emissions 2T), or a misfire rate of 6-30% (Catalyst Damaging 1T) in only one
cylinder. Note: If the misfire is severe, the MIL will flash on/off on the 1st trip!
Possible Causes:
 Base engine mechanical fault that affects only one cylinder
 Fuel delivery component fault that affects only one cylinder (e.g., a dirty fuel injector)
 Ignition system problem (coil or plug) in only one cylinder

Auto)

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No Crank Reference Signal to PCM

 CCM Details

Engine cranking, vacuum signals present; and the PCM detected from 3-8 CMP Sensor signals
without detecting a CKP Sensor signal.
Possible Causes:
 CKP Sensor signal circuit is open or grounded
 CKP Sensor VREF circuit is open or grounded
 Tone wheel or flex plate damage or erratic CKP Sensor signals
 CKP Sensor is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

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Knock Sensor No. 1 Circuit

 CCM Details

Engine running at idle or in deceleration mode, and the PCM detected the Knock Sensor signal was
below a minimum value (value depends on engine speed), or if Sensor voltage was about 5.0v with
engine within idle range.
Possible Causes:
 Knock Sensor connector is damaged or shorted
 Knock Sensor signal circuit open or grounded
 Knock Sensor signal circuit shorted to return circuit
 Knock Sensor return circuit is open
 Knock Sensor not tightened properly
 Knock Sensor damaged or has failed (it may be open internally)
 PCM has failed

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Crankshaft Position Sensor Circuit

 CCM Details

Engine started and the PCM did not detect any change in the CKP Sensor input for 2 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 CKP Sensor signal circuit is open or shorted to ground
 CKP Sensor VREF circuit is open or shorted to ground
 PCM has failed

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No Camshaft Position Sensor Circuit
Failure

 CCM Details

Engine cranking or running, system voltage over 10v. The PCM detected CKP pulses without
detecting any CMP Sensor pulses for 5 seconds or 2.5 engine revolutions.
Possible Causes:
 CMP Sensor connector is damaged, open or it is shorted
 CMP Sensor signal circuit is open or shorted to ground or to battery voltage or 5v supply circuit
 CMP Sensor 5v supply circuit is open or shorted to ground or to battery voltage
 CMP Sensor ground circuit is open
 CMP Sensor is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

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Ignition Coil No. 1, 2 or 3 Primary
Circuit

 CCM Details

Engine cranking or running; ASD relay on, system voltage over 10v, Coil No. 1, 2 or 3 was not in
dwell period when it was checked, and the PCM detected that the peak coil current was not reached
in 2.5 ms of dwell for 3-6 seconds. The coil primary resistance is less than 2 ohms.
Possible Causes:
 ASD relay power circuit to the ignition coil is open
 Ignition Coil No. 1, 2 or 3 primary "driver" circuit open or grounded
 Ignition Coil No. 1, 2 or 3 is damaged or it has failed
 PCM has failed

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EGR System Malfunction

 EGR Details
Engine running with throttle open under steady load in closed loop, ECT Sensor more than 180ºF,
BTS signal more than 40ºF, fuel trim not operating near its limits, then the EGR valve was cycled off
to on and the PCM detected very little change in the O2 signal. Note: This test is repeated up to
three (3) times for each vehicle trip.
Possible Causes:
 EGR valve source vacuum supply line open or blocked
 EGR exhaust transfer tubes blocked in the exhaust manifold
 EGR transducer tube to the transducer is blocked or restricted
 EGR valve or solenoid transducer is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

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EGR System Fault

 EGR Details

Engine running with throttle open under steady load in closed loop, ECT Sensor more than 180ºF,
BTS signal more than 0ºF, system voltage over 10.5v, fuel trim not operating near its limits, then the
EGR valve was cycled off to on and the PCM detected very little change in the O2 signal. Note: This
test is repeated up to three (3) times for each vehicle trip.
Possible Causes:
 EGR valve control circuit open, grounded or shorted to power
 EGR exhaust transfer tubes blocked in the exhaust manifold
 ASD relay power circuit open to the EGR solenoid
 EGR valve is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed
 TSB 18-33-98 contains a repair procedure for this code

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EGR Solenoid Circuit

 CCM Details
Engine started; system voltage over 10.5v. The EGR solenoid control circuit was not in its expected
state when requested to operate by the PCM.
Possible Causes:
 EGR solenoid ground circuit is open
 EGR solenoid control circuit is open or shorted to ground or to voltage
 EGR solenoid power circuit is open
 EGR solenoid is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

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EGR Position Sensor Signal
Performance

 CCM Details

Engine started; system voltage over 10.5v and the PCM detected that the EGR flow (or valve
movement) was not what was expected during the test period.
Possible Causes:
 EGR Sensor signal circuit is open or shorted to ground
 EGR Sensor 5v supply circuit is open or has high resistance
 EGR Sensor ground circuit is open
 EGR solenoid control circuit has a problem
 EGR valve actuator loose, sticking, blocked or improperly grounded
 EGR Sensor is damaged or has failed
 Intermittent condition
 PCM has failed

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EGR Position Sensor Circuit Low
Input

 CCM Details
Key on or engine running; system voltage over 10v. The PCM detected that the EGR Sensor signal
indicated less than 0.1v.
Possible Causes:
 EGR Sensor signal circuit is shorted to ground or open
 EGR Sensor VREF (5v) circuit is open or shorted to ground
 EGR Sensor is damaged (shorted internally) or it has failed
 EGR position internal failure
 PCM has failed

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EGR Position Sensor Circuit High
Input

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running; system voltage over 10.5v. The PCM detected the EGR Sensor indicated
more than 4.89v for 6 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 Intermittent condition
 EGR Sensor signal is shorted to VREF (5v) supply circuit or to battery voltage
 EGR Sensor ground circuit is open
 EGR Sensor signal circuit is open
 EGR Sensor is damaged (it may have an internal open circuit)
 EGR solenoid failure
 PCM has failed

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Catalyst Efficiency Below Normal
(Bank 1)

 CAT Details

Engine speed at 1200-1700 rpm in closed loop with the throttle open for over 2 minutes, ECT
Sensor more than 147ºF, MAP Sensor signal from 15.0-21.0 in. Hg, and the PCM detected the
switch rate of the rear O2 reached 70% of the switch rate of the front O2.
Possible Causes:
 Air leaks in at the exhaust manifold or exhaust pipes
 Base engine problems (high coolant or engine oil consumption)
 Catalytic converter damaged or has failed
 Front O2 older (aged) than the rear O2 (O2 is lazy)

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Catalyst Efficiency Below Normal
(Bank 2)

 CAT Details

Engine speed at 1200-1700 rpm in closed loop with the throttle open for over 2 minutes, ECT
Sensor more than 147ºF, MAP Sensor signal from 15.0-21.0" Hg, and the PCM detected the switch
rate of the rear O2 reached 70% of the switch rate of the front O2.
Possible Causes:
 Air leaks in at the exhaust manifold or exhaust pipes
 Base engine problems (high coolant or engine oil consumption)
 Catalytic converter damaged or has failed
 Front O2 older (aged) than the rear O2 (O2 is lazy)

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EVAP Purge Flow Monitor Fault

 EVAP Details

Engine at idle speed in closed loop for 200 seconds, BARO Sensor signal less than 8,000 feet, ECT
Sensor more than 160ºF, no Low Fuel, MAP Sensor signal less than 23.7" Hg, and the PCM did not
detect any purge flow through the EVAP system during this test.
Possible Causes:
 EVAP purge solenoid vacuum line loose, leaking or restricted
 EVAP purge solenoid stuck leaking, stuck open or stuck closed
 EVAP purge vacuum line to canister leaking or disconnected
 EVAP canister leaking, damaged or has failed

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EVAP System Small Leak Detected

 EVAP Details

ECT Sensor from 40-90ºF and within 10ºF of the BTS input at startup (cold engine), fuel level more
than 1/2 full, engine started, EVAP leak test enabled, and the PCM detected a leak greater than
0.040 but less than 0.080" somewhere in the EVAP system.
Possible Causes:
 EVAP fuel tank or canister vapor hoses leaking or damaged
 EVAP system component leaking, damaged or has failed
 Fuel tank cap is loose, or the cap release pressure is incorrect
 Leak detection pump damaged or leaking

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EVAP Purge Solenoid Circuit Fault

 CCM Details

Engine started; system voltage over 10v, EVAP Purge solenoid commanded ON and off, and the
PCM detected an unexpected voltage condition at the EVAP purge solenoid for 3 seconds. Note:
The solenoid resistance at 68ºF is from 25-35 ohms.
Possible Causes:
 EVAP purge solenoid control circuit open or shorted to ground
 EVAP purge solenoid power circuit open
 EVAP purge solenoid is damaged or it has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
EVAP Large Leak (0.80") Detected

 EVAP Details

ECT Sensor from 40-90ºF and within 10ºF of the BTS input at startup (cold startup), fuel level more
than 1/2 full, engine started, EVAP leak test enabled, and the PCM detected a leak greater than
0.080 existed somewhere in the EVAP system.
Possible Causes:
 EVAP system component leaking, fuel cap loose or missing

Auto)
EVAP Small Leak (0.020") Detected

 EVAP Details

ECT Sensor from 40-90ºF and within 10ºF of BTS Sensor at startup, Fuel Level from 15-85%,
engine started, EVAP leak test enabled, and the PCM detected a leak greater than 0.020 but less
than 0.040" somewhere in the EVAP system.
Possible Causes:
 EVAP system component leaking, fuel cap loose or missing

Auto)
Fuel Level Sending No Change Over
Miles

 CCM Details

Engine started; fuel level less than 15% or more than 85%, and the PCM detected a Low Fuel
condition that the fuel level was less than 15% for 120 miles, or that the fuel level remained at more
than 85% and did not change by at least 10% after traveling over 100 miles.
Possible Causes:
 Fuel level sending unit signal circuit open or shorted to ground
 Fuel level sending unit ground circuit is open
 Fuel level sensing unit is damaged or the fuel tank is damaged

Auto)
Fuel Level Sensing Unit Low Input

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running; system voltage over 10.5v and the PCM detected the fuel level sensing
unit signal indicated less than 0.98v, condition met for 200 seconds. No MIL.
Possible Causes:
 Fuel level sending unit signal circuit shorted to Sensor ground
 Fuel level sending unit signal circuit shorted to chassis ground
 BCM or PCM has failed
Auto)
Fuel Level Sending Unit High Input

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running; system voltage over 10.5v and the PCM detected the fuel level sensing
unit signal indicated more than 4.90v, condition met for 200 seconds. No MIL.
Possible Causes:
 Fuel level sending unit signal circuit shorted to Sensor or chassis ground
 BCM or PCM has failed

Auto)
Vehicle Speed Sensor Circuit Fault

 CCM Details

Engine started; engine runtime over 31 seconds, ECT Sensor more than 180ºF, transaxle not in
Park or Neutral, brakes not applied, engine speed over 1800 rpm, MAP Sensor less than 11" Hg,
and the PCM did not detect a VSS signal from the TCM for over 11 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 VSS or OSS signal circuit to the PCM is open or shorted to ground
 VSS or OSS power circuit (8v) is open or shorted to ground
 VSS or OSS ground circuit to the PCM is open
 Speedometer pinion or the VSS is damaged or has failed
Auto)
Idle Air Control Motor Circuit

 CCM Details

Engine started; system voltage over 11.5v and the PCM detected an unexpected voltage condition
on one or more of the IAC motor circuits for 2.75 seconds (exc. Viper) or for 100ms (Viper), with the
IAC motor active.
Possible Causes:
 Stepper motor Coil No. 1, 2, 3 or 4 circuit open or shorted to ground
 Stepper motor coil circuit(s) shorted to system power (B+)
 Stepper motor is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Power Steering Pressure Switch
Circuit Failure

 CCM Details

Vehicle driven at more than 56 mph for more than 30 seconds and the PCM detected a high voltage
input on the PSPS circuit (pressure exceeds 500 psi). This is a normally open switch.
Possible Causes:
 PSPS sense circuit is shorted to ground
 PSPS is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Battery Sense Circuit Low Input

 CCM Details

Engine running at a speed over 380 rpm, and the PCM detected the Battery Sense circuit voltage
indicated one volt less than the Charging system "goal" (11.50v) for 13.47 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 Battery sense circuit has a high resistance condition
 Generator ground circuit has a high resistance condition
 Generator field ground circuit is open
 Generator field control circuit is open or shorted to ground
 Generator is damaged or it has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Battery Sense Circuit High Input

 CCM Details

Engine running at a speed over 380 rpm, and the PCM detected the Battery Sense circuit voltage
indicated 1v higher than the Charging system "goal" during the CCM test.
Possible Causes:
 Generator field control circuit is shorted to system power (B+)
 Generator is damaged or it has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
PCM Internal Failure, No SPI
Communications

 PCM Details

Key on, system voltage over 10.5v and the PCM detected the initial serial data communications
attempt failed 8 times in succession.
Possible Causes:
 Turn the key off. Remove the PCM connector(s) and inspect the wiring harness connector pins and PCM
pins for damaged, bent or missing pins. If any problems are located, make the repair and then perform the
PCM Reset function. If this code resets after the repairs are made, the PCM has failed.
 PCM needs to be replaced, and then reprogrammed

Auto)
PCM Random Access Memory
Failure, Self-Test Failed

 PCM Details

Key on, system voltage over 10.5v and the PCM detected the Random Access Memory (RAM) test
failed in the initial Self-Test.
Possible Causes:
 PCM needs to be replaced, and then reprogrammed

Auto)
Automatic Transmission Control
System Malfunction

 CCM Details

Ignition on or engine started. The PCM received a message over the CCD Bus from the
Transmission Control Module (TCM) that it had detected a problem and set a trouble code in
memory.
Possible Causes:
 The presence of this code means the TCM detected a problem
 TCM related Sensor has solenoid is damaged or has failed
 This code is for information only - check for other TCM codes
 TCM or PCM has failed

Auto)
A/T Brake Switch Sense Circuit
Malfunction

 CCM Details

Engine started; vehicle driven to over 20 mph with the TP Sensor over 0.02v for 6 seconds, followed
by a deceleration period to 0 mph at least 16 times, and the PCM detected the Brake switch signal
status was not correct during the acceleration/deceleration periods.
Possible Causes:
 Brake switch signal circuit or the switch ground circuit is open
 Brake switch is damaged, out of adjustment or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
A/T Check Shifter Signal Circuit
Malfunction

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running; and the PCM detected at least three occurrences of an invalid TR Sensor
PRNDL signal for over 100 ms.
Possible Causes:
 TR1, T3, T41 or T42 sense circuit is open
 TR1, T3, T41 or T42 sense circuit is shorted to ground
 TR1, T3, T41 or T42 Sensor circuit is shorted to system power
 Transmission Range Sensor is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
A/T Input Speed Sensor Circuit
Malfunction

 CCM Details

Vehicle driven in 1st, 2nd or 3rd gear with Output Speed Sensor (OSS) signals present, and the
PCM did not detect any ISS signals less for 1 second with the vehicle in 2nd gear.
Possible Causes:
 ISS signal (+) circuit is open, shorted to ground or to power
 ISS signal (-) circuit is open, shorted to ground or to power
 ISS is damaged or has failed (it may be open internally)
 Overdrive clutch drum lugs are damaged or missing
 PCM has failed

Auto)
A/T Output Speed Sensor - Low
Output Above 15 MPH

 CCM Details

Engine started; vehicle driven to a speed over 15 mph, and the PCM detected the OSS signal was
less than 60 RPM for 2.6 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 OSS signal (+) circuit is open, shorted to ground or to power
 OSS signal (-) circuit is open, shorted to ground or to power
 OSS is damaged or has failed (it may be open internally)
 Parking pawl lugs damaged or missing
 PCM has failed

Auto)
A/T Torque Converter Clutch - No
RPM Drop At Lockup

 CCM Details

Engine started; vehicle driven at over 1750 rpm at 50 mph for 20 seconds, TCC command at 100%,
and the PCM detected the engine speed was not within 60 rpm of ISS speed with the TP angle less
than 30 degrees. The test must fail 3 times on one trip to set a code.
Possible Causes:
 Internal transmission component fault (Input or Reaction shaft)
 Internal transmission leakage (valve body leaking or seal rings)
 Converter clutch valve or clutch timing valve is sticking
 TCC assembly has failed

Auto)
A/T Torque Converter Clutch
Solenoid Circuit Failure

 CCM Details

Key on or engine started, and the PCM detected an unexpected voltage condition on the TCC
solenoid control circuit during the test.
Possible Causes:
 TCC power circuit is open between the solenoid and Fused B+
 TCC solenoid control circuit is open or shorted to ground
 TCC solenoid control circuit is shorted to system power
 TCC solenoid is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
A/T Low/Reverse Solenoid Circuit
Failure

 CCM Details

Key on, and the PCM detected an unexpected voltage condition on the L/R Solenoid control circuit
after the solenoid was enabled and disabled (the PCM checks for an inductive spike).
Possible Causes:
 L/R solenoid control circuit is open or shorted to ground
 L/R solenoid control circuit is shorted to system power
 L/R Solenoid is damaged or has failed

Auto)
A/T Overdrive Switch Pressed Low
For Over 5 Minutes

 CCM Details
Engine started; engine runtime over 10 seconds and the PCM detected the Overdrive Off Switch
indicated "low" for over 5 minutes.
Possible Causes:
 Overdrive Switch Off" circuit is shorted to ground
 Overdrive Switch is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
A/T 2/4 Solenoid Circuit Failure

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running; and the PCM detected an unexpected voltage condition on the2/4
Solenoid control circuit immediately the solenoid was energized or de-energized. The PCM checks
for an inductive spike when the solenoid is turned "on" and then "off".
Possible Causes:
 2/4 Solenoid control circuit is open or shorted to ground
 2/4 Solenoid control circuit is shorted to system power
 2/4 Solenoid is damaged or has failed

Auto)
A/T 3-4 Shift Solenoid - No RPM Drop
At Lockup

 CCM Details
Engine started; vehicle driven to over 30 mph, and the PCM did not detect the correct amount of rpm
drop after a gear change occurred.
Possible Causes:
 ATF fluid level is burnt, contaminated or low
 3-4 Solenoid control circuit is open or shorted (intermittent fault)
 3-4 Solenoid is damaged or has failed
 Transmission oil pan has excessive debris

Auto)
O2 (B1 S1) Circuit Insufficient
Activity

 CCM Details

Engine started, vehicle driven with the throttle open at a speed over 18 mph at light engine load for
over 5 minutes, ECT Sensor more than 170ºF, and the PCM detected the O2 signal switched from
0.39v to 0.60v too few times during the Oxygen Sensor Monitor test.
Possible Causes:
 Base engine mechanical fault affecting more than one cylinder
 O2 element fuel contamination or has deteriorated
 PCM has failed

Auto)
O2 (B2 S1) Circuit Insufficient
Activity

 CCM Details
Engine started, vehicle driven with the throttle open at a speed over 18-55 mph at light engine load
for over 5 minutes, ECT Sensor more than 170ºF, and the PCM detected the O2 signal switched
from 0.39v to 0.60v too few times in the Oxygen Sensor Monitor test.
Possible Causes:
 Base engine mechanical fault affecting more than one cylinder
 O2 element fuel contamination or has deteriorated

Auto)
Engine Is Cold Too Long

 ECT Details

Engine started, engine runtime more than 20 minutes, and the PCM detected the engine
temperature did not exceed 176ºF in the period.
Possible Causes:
 Check the operation of the thermostat (it may be stuck open)
 ECT Sensor signal circuit has high resistance
 ECT Sensor is damaged or it has failed
 Inspect for low coolant level or an incorrect coolant mixture

Auto)
Fuel Pump Relay Control Circuit
Malfunction

 CCM Details

Key on or engine started, system voltage over 10.5v, and the PCM detected an unexpected voltage
condition on the Fuel Pump Relay control circuit during the CCM test period.
Possible Causes:
 Fuel pump relay control circuit is open or shorted to ground
 Fuel pump relay power circuit is open (test power from Ignition)
 Fuel pump relay is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Manifold Tuning Valve Control Circuit
Malfunction

 CCM Details

Key on or engine cranking; and the PCM detected an unexpected voltage condition on the Manifold
Tuning Valve (MTV) control circuit.
Possible Causes:
 MTV control circuit is open between the solenoid and PCM
 MTV control circuit is shorted to Sensor or chassis ground
 MTV is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Target Idle Speed Not Reached

 CCM Details

DTC P0106, P0107, P0108, P0121, P0122 and P0123 not set, engine started, running at idle in
Drive or Neutral, and the PCM detected the Actual idle speed was more than 200 rpm over or more
than 100 rpm less than the Target speed for over 14 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 Engine vacuum leak in a hose, brake booster or in the engine
 IAC motor control circuits open or grounded in the wire harness
 Throttle body dirty or restricted (trying cleaning it and retesting)
 Throttle linkage or throttle plate not in the correct position
 PCM has failed

Auto)
5-Volt VREF Missing To Position
Sensor

 CCM Details

Engine started, vehicle driven to over 20 mph at more than 1500 rpm with MAP Sensor less than 13
kPa, and the PCM detected the TP Sensor signal was less than a specified value during the test.
Possible Causes:
 TP Sensor VREF circuit is open between the Sensor and PCM
 TP Sensor ground circuit is open between the Sensor and PCM
 TP Sensor is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
No Change In MAP Signal From Start
To Run Transition

 CCM Details

Engine started, engine speed between 400 and 1200 rpm, and the PCM detected too small a
difference between the BARO signal at key "on" and the engine running MAP Sensor input for 1.76
seconds.
Possible Causes:
 Engine vacuum port to MAP Sensor clogged, dirty or restricted
 MAP Sensor signal is skewed or the Sensor is out-of-calibration
 MAP Sensor VREF circuit open or grounded (intermittent fault)
 PCM has failed

Auto)
No Change In MAP Signal From Start
To Run Transition

 CCM Details

Engine started, and with the engine speed within 64 rpm of the Target idle speed, the PCM detected
too small a difference between the BARO and MAP Sensor signals for 8.80 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 Engine vacuum port to MAP Sensor clogged, dirty or restricted
 MAP Sensor signal is skewed or the Sensor is out-of-calibration
 MAP Sensor VREF circuit open or grounded (intermittent fault)
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Vacuum Leak Present With IAC Valve
Fully Seated

 CCM Details

Engine running at idle speed in closed loop, and the PCM detected the MAP Sensor signal did not
correlate to the TP Sensor signal under these operating conditions during the test.
Possible Causes:
 Leaking engine vacuum hose, brake booster, or in the engine
 MAP Sensor is out-of-calibration or skewed
 TP Sensor is damaged or has failed (perform a sweep test)
 PCM has failed
Auto)
Auto Shutdown Relay Control Circuit
Malfunction

 CCM Details

Key on or engine cranking; and the PCM detected an unexpected voltage condition on the ASD
Relay Control circuit. The ASD Relay coil resistance is 95-105 ohms at 68ºF.
Possible Causes:
 ASD relay control circuit is open between the relay and PCM
 ASD relay control circuit is shorted to ground
 ASD relay power circuit is open (test power from Fused B+)
 ASD relay is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
No Auto Shutdown Relay Output
Voltage To PCM

 CCM Details

Engine cranking; and the PCM did not detect any voltage on the ASD Relay Output circuit to the
PCM during the CCM test.
Possible Causes:
 ASD relay connector is damaged, loose or shorted
 ASD relay output circuit is open between the relay and PCM
 ASD relay power circuit is open (test power from Fused B+)
 ASD relay is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed
Auto)
Timing Belt Skipped One Tooth Or
More

 CCM Details

Engine started, engine running, then with the Inhibit Test not active, the PCM checked the CKP and
CMP Sensor alignment. If the PCM detects the CMP Sensor is offset from the CKP Sensor signal by
1 tooth, this trouble code is set. The PCM performs the Inhibit Test whenever the engine is cold, if
the engine speed is outside of a given window, or if there is a large change in the MAP Sensor
signal.
Possible Causes:
 Camshaft timing is out of specifications
 Valve timing is out of specifications

Auto)
CKP Or CMP Sensor Signal
Intermittent

 CCM Details

Engine started, engine running, and after every 69-degree CKP Sensor leading edge and trailing
signal edge is determined, the PCM updates this data and compares it to the true CMP Sensor port
level. If the PCM detects a disagreement between these two values 20 times in succession, this
trouble code is set.
Possible Causes:
 Camshaft Sensor is not installed properly
 Engine valve timing is not within specifications
 Perform a CKP and CMP Sensor relearn with the scan tool
 Tone wheel or pulse ring is damaged
Auto)
Misfire Adaptive Numerator At Limit

 CCM Details

Engine started; ECT Sensor under 75ºF; engine runtime over 50 sec.; A/C "OFF"; vehicle speed
over 36 mph in 1st gear, or over 65 mph in high gear, followed by a closed throttle decel period. This
code sets if the PCM detects one of the CKP Sensor target windows varies more than 2.86% from
the reference window.Background - PCM needs to learn any variation in engine machining to detect
when a misfire is present. CKP Sensor has 2 40 windows that are 180 apart. The window for
Cylinders 1 and 4 is the reference window. It is checked against the window for Cylinders 2 and 3.
The PCM checks for any variation to make engine speed adjustments.
Possible Causes:
 Base engine problem (i.e., low cylinder compression)
 CKP Sensor crankshaft target variation too large
 CKP Sensor improperly installed or the CKP Sensor has failed
 CKP Sensor signal circuit open or shorted (intermittent fault)
 Tone wheel or pulse ring is damaged

Auto)
EVAP Leak Detection Monitor
Pinched Hose Detected

 EVAP Details

BTS from 40-96ºF and ECT Sensor within 20ºF of the BTS signal at startup (cold engine), engine
started, and after the EVAP Leak Detection test was enabled, the PCM detected the LDP switch did
not reach 3 closures (i.e., a "no flow" condition was present).
Possible Causes:
 EVAP vapor hose blocked between the fuel tank and the LDP (i.e., in the OLFV, rollover or vapor hose)
 EVAP canister is clogged or full of dirt or moisture
 EVAP ventilation solenoid is damaged or has failed
 Purge line is loose, damaged or incorrectly routed
 PCM has failed
Auto)
High Speed Radiator Fan Relay
Circuit Malfunction

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running; system voltage over 10.5v, and the PCM detected an unexpected voltage
condition on the High Speed Radiator Fan Relay control circuit during the CCM test.
Possible Causes:
 HFAN radiator relay control circuit is open or shorted to ground
 HFAN radiator relay power circuit is open (test power to IGN)
 HFAN radiator fan relay is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Low Speed Radiator Fan Relay
Circuit Malfunction

 CCM Details

condition on the Low Speed Radiator Fan Relay control circuit during the CCM test.
Possible Causes:
 LFAN radiator relay control circuit is open or shorted to ground
 LFAN radiator relay power circuit is open (test power to IGN)
 LFAN radiator fan relay is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed
Auto)
Radiator Fan Control Relay Circuit
Malfunction

 CCM Details

condition on the Radiator Fan Control Relay circuit during the CCM test period.
Possible Causes:
 Radiator fan control relay circuit is open or shorted to ground
 Radiator fan control relay circuit is open (test power to IGN)
 Radiator fan control relay is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Battery Temperature Sensor Circuit
High Input

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running; and the PCM detected the BTS signal indicated more than 4.90v for 3
seconds during the CCM test.
Possible Causes:
 BTS signal circuit is open between the Sensor and the PCM
 BTS ground circuit is open between the Sensor and the PCM
 BTS (Sensor) is damaged or the PCM has failed

Auto)
Battery Temperature Sensor Circuit
Low Input

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running; and the PCM detected the BTS signal indicated less than 0.30v for 3
Possible Causes:
 BTS circuit is shorted to ground between Sensor and the PCM
 BTS (Sensor) is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
EVAP Leak Detection Pump Switch
Or Mechanical Fault

 CCM Details

BTS from 40-96ºF and ECT Sensor within 10ºF of the BTS signal at startup (cold engine), engine
started, and the PCM detected the LDP switch was not in its expected state at key "on" or engine
running.
Possible Causes:
 LDP switch signal circuit is open or shorted to ground
 LDP switch power circuit is open (test power to Fused Ignition)
 LDP vacuum hose is clogged, loose or restricted
 LDP assembly is damaged or has failed (the switch has failed)

Auto)
Leak Detection Pump Solenoid
Circuit Malfunction

 CCM Details

Engine started, ECT Sensor from 40-90ºF and within 10ºF of the Battery Temperature Sensor
signal, engine running, and the PCM detected the Actual state of the Leak Detection Pump solenoid
did not match the Intended state of the solenoid during the test period.
Possible Causes:
 LDP power supply circuit from the ignition switch is open
 LDP solenoid control circuit is open or shorted to ground
 LDP assembly is damaged or it has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
5-Volt VREF Supply Voltage Too Low

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running; and the PCM detected the 5-volt VREF supply was less than 3.5v for 4
Possible Causes:
 A/C pressure Sensor has failed (a short to ground condition)
 MAP Sensor has failed (a short to ground condition)
 TP Sensor has failed (a short to ground condition)
 PCM has failed

Auto)
No CCD Messages Received From
The TCM

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running; and the PCM detected a failure to communicate with the TCM over the
CCD data Bus circuit.
Possible Causes:
 CCD data Bus circuit is open, shorted to ground or to power
 TCM or the PCM has failed

Auto)
Speed Control Solenoid Circuit
Failure

 CCM Details

Engine started, vehicle driven at over 35 mph, S/C enabled with the Set switch "on", and the PCM
detected it could not control the operation of the vacuum and vent control solenoids.
Possible Causes:
 S/C power supply circuit is open (test power from Brake switch)
 S/C vacuum solenoid control circuit open or shorted to ground
 S/C vent solenoid control circuit is open or shorted to ground
 S/C vacuum or vent solenoid is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Speed Control Switch Continuous
High Input

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running; and the PCM detected the S/C switch was in a continuous high voltage
state (over 4.70v) during the CCM test.
Possible Causes:
 S/C On/Off switch is open
 S/C switch (MUX switch) is open
 S/C switch (MUX switch) is shorted to VREF or system power
 S/C switch (MUX switch) is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Speed Control Switch Continuous
Low Input

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running; and the PCM detected the S/C switch was in a continuous low voltage
state (below 4.50v) during the CCM test.
Possible Causes:
 S/C On/Off switch is shorted to ground
 S/C switch (MUX switch) is shorted to ground
 S/C switch (MUX switch) is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
A/C Pressure Sensor Circuit High
Input

 CCM Details

Engine started, engine running, A/C Relay is "on", and the PCM detected the A/C Pressure Sensor
indicated more than 4.90v.
Possible Causes:
 A/C pressure Sensor circuit is open or shorted to VREF (5v)
 A/C pressure Sensor ground circuit is open
 A/C pressure Sensor is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
A/C Pressure Sensor Circuit Low
Input

 CCM Details

Engine started, engine running, A/C Relay is "on", and the PCM detected the A/C Pressure Sensor
indicated less than 0.70v.
Possible Causes:
 A/C pressure Sensor circuit is shorted to ground
 A/C pressure Sensor power circuit is open
 A/C pressure Sensor is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Charging System Voltage Too Low

 CCM Details
Engine started; engine speed over 1152 rpm, and the PCM detected the Battery Sense circuit was
1.0v less than the Charging System circuit for 25 seconds during the CCM test (Generator Lamp is
"on").
Possible Causes:
 Battery positive or Fused Ignition circuit has high resistance
 Generator drive belt out-of-adjustment or worn out
 Generator field circuit has a high resistance condition
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Speed Control Relay Or Driver Circuit
Malfunction

 CCM Details

Engine started, engine running with the S/C switch "on"; and the PCM detected an unusual voltage
condition on the S/C Relay control circuit during the CCM test.
Possible Causes:
 S/C power supply circuit is open or shorted to ground
 S/C dump solenoid (servo) is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
Smart Key Immobilizer Module
Invalid Key

 PCM Details
Key on, and the PCM received a message from the Smart Key Immobilizer Module (SKIM) that an
invalid key had been inserted.
Possible Causes:
 A theft attempt may have occurred.
 Obtain the correct key and attempt to start the vehicle
 Do a PCM Reset function to clear the code after engine startup

Auto)
No BCM Bus Messages

 PCM Details

Engine started; system voltage over 10.5v and the TCM determined that it did not receive any BCM
messages for 20 seconds.
Possible Causes:
 Data Bus circuit from BCM to the PCM is damaged or it is open
 BCM is damaged or has failed
 TCM unable to communicate with the TCM
 TCM has failed

Auto)
PCM EEPROM Write Operation
Denied/Invalid

 PCM Details
Engine started or ignition on continuously. PCM detected an unsuccessful attempt to program/write
to the internal EEPROM. Occurred at initialization or shutdown.
Possible Causes:
 DRB or scan tool displays a "write" failure occurred
 DRB or scan tool displays "write" refused a second time
 DRB or scan tool displays SRI mileage invalid (compare the SRI mileage reading to the reading on the
odometer)
 PCM has failed

Auto)
PCM Failure (EMR/SRI Mileage Not
Stored)

 PCM Details

Key on, and the PCM detected an unsuccessful attempt to "write" the Service Reminder Indicator
(SRI) or Emission Mileage Request (EMR) mileage to an EEPROM located occurred during
initialization.
Possible Causes:
 Clear the trouble codes and retest for the same trouble code. If DTC P1697 resets, replace the PCM and
then reprogram it.

Auto)
No CCD Messages Received From
The TCM

 PCM Details
Key on or engine running; and the PCM detected a failure to communicate with the TCM over the
CCD data Bus circuit.
Possible Causes:
 CCD data Bus circuit is open, shorted to ground or to power
 TCM or the PCM has failed

Auto)
A/T Transmission Relay Circuit
Malfunction

 CCM Details

Key on or engine started, and the PCM detected an unexpected voltage condition on the TCC
solenoid control circuit during the test.
Possible Causes:
 Generator power source circuit to relay control circuit is open
 Transmission relay power circuit is open (check fuse in PCC)
 Transmission control circuit is open or shorted to ground
 Transmission relay is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

Auto)
A/T Transmission Relay Output
Always Off

 CCM Details
Engine started; and the TCM did not detect voltage on the Transmission Control Relay output circuit
with the relay "on".
Possible Causes:
 2/4 or L/R Solenoid control circuit is open
 O/D or U/D Solenoid control circuit is open
 Transmission control relay power circuit is open to Fused B+
 Transmission control relay is damaged (contacts have failed)
 TCM has failed

Auto)
A/T Park Neutral Switch Stuck in Park
Position or In Gear

 CCM Details

Key on or engine running (while not in Limp-In mode), gear selector in Park, Neutral or Drive
position, and the PCM detected an invalid P/N position switch state for a given mode of vehicle
operation.
Possible Causes:
 P/N switch signal circuit is open between the switch and PCM
 P/N switch signal circuit is shorted to Sensor or chassis ground
 P/N switch ground circuit is open (at the switch mounting point)
 P/N switch is stuck in P/N position, or stuck in Drive position
 P/N switch is damaged or has failed
 PCM has failed

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1998 DODGE AVENGER 2.

0L L4 VIN Y Auto PCM TROUBLE CODES

Number of Trips to Set Code: 1

OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Trouble Code Conditions:

Trouble Code: P0107 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

Number of Trips to Set Code: 1

OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Trouble Code Conditions:

Trouble Code: P0108 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

Number of Trips to Set Code: 1

OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Trouble Code Conditions:

Trouble Code: P0117 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

Number of Trips to Set Code: 1

OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Trouble Code Conditions:

Trouble Code: P0118 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

Number of Trips to Set Code: 1

OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Trouble Code Conditions:

Trouble Code: P0121 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

Number of Trips to Set Code: 1

OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Trouble Code Conditions:

Trouble Code: P0122 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Trouble Code Conditions:

Trouble Code: P0123 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

Number of Trips to Set Code: 1

OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Trouble Code Conditions:

Trouble Code: P0125 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

Number of Trips to Set Code: 2

Trouble Code Conditions:

Trouble Code: P0131 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

Number of Trips to Set Code: 1

OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Trouble Code Conditions:

Trouble Code: P0132 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

Number of Trips to Set Code: 1

OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Trouble Code: P0133 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

Number of Trips to Set Code: 2

OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Trouble Code Conditions:

Trouble Code: P0134 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

Number of Trips to Set Code: 2

OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Trouble Code Conditions:

Trouble Code: P0135 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

Number of Trips to Set Code: 1

OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Trouble Code Conditions:

Trouble Code: P0137 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

Number of Trips to Set Code: 1

OBD II Monitor Type: CCM Details

Trouble Code Conditions:

Trouble Code: P0138 (2.0L L4 VIN Y

Number of Trips to Set Code: 1