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Flashing N !!! :(

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Hey guys was wondering if anyone could help me ???

I don't have any tools to check the code but i'll explain what happens it drives fine through town and locally but when i get on the highway and its not all the time it will be in fourth gear on 90 just sitting there and then suddenly the revs go up and crunches into third gear and stays their ?????

Also stepper motor was replaced last week and that's stop cold start stalling :)

Someone help please !!!!
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Limp mode. Flashes are in codes. Check here http://ftoaustralia.com/v3/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=14667
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yeah i can't get the code though ? have no tool :/

And it's only 1 flash per second !!!!
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Automatic transmission - Chassis manual section 23

With a flashing N lamp there are two possibilities of what it could be.

If it flashes at 1Hz, once a second, then it will be either,

Input speed sensor
Output speed sensor
Solenoid valve
Out of phase at shift points
A/T control relay system

If it flashes at 2Hz, twice per second, the ATF temperature is too high and you should stop to allow it to cool down.

11, 12 and 14 all relate to Throttle position sensor system (Vehicles without TCL) and Accelerator pedal position sensor system (Vehicles with TCL)

Code
11 Short circuit
12 Open circuit
14 Sensor maladjustment
15 Oil temp sensor system Open circuit
21 Crank angle sensor system Open circuit
22 Input shaft speed sensor Open/Closed circuit
23 Output shaft speed sensor Open/Closed circuit
26 Stop lamp switch system Short circuit
31 Low and reverse solenoid valve system Open/Closed circuit
32 Under drive solenoid valve system Open/Closed circuit
33 Second solenoid valve system Open/Closed circuit
34 Overdrive solenoid valve system Open/Closed circuit
35 Reduction solenoid valve system Open/Closed circuit
36 Damper control clutch solenoid valve system Open/Closed circuit
41 1st gear ratio does not meet specification
42 2nd gear ratio does not meet specification
43 3rd gear ratio does not meet specification
44 4th gear ratio does not meet specification
45 5th gear ratio does not meet specification
46 Reverse gear ratio does not meet specification
51 Abnormal communication with Engine ECU or Abnormal communication with TCT ECU
52 Damper control clutch solenoid valve system Defective system
54 A/T control relay system Short circuit to earth/ open circuit
56 N range lamp systems Short circuit to earth
71 Malfunction of A/T ECU
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King hit kiz wrote:yeah i can't get the code though ? have no tool :/

And it's only 1 flash per second !!!!
Input speed sensor
Output speed sensor
Solenoid valve
Out of phase at shift points
A/T control relay system
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OUTPUT SENSOR

f**k sake, that is like the 4th time i've told you.
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So how do i know what one ????? :S what one does it sound like ??? and are these parts easy to get ?????
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You don't need any tools to check for codes, just a piece of wire as stated in the guide.
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How do you know it's that ????????? and how much are they ?????

and is it easy to DIY like the stepper motor, and clam down i'm sorry i sound annoying or whatever but i'm just a newbie to this :/
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Sounds like a case of :geny:

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I said get one of dstocks the last time.

Its located underneath the battery tray.

Heres a guide.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/20771266/MITS ... utostyling

-Under output sensor, not input sensor.


If its not it, ill pay for it if it doesnt work. im that sure its the problem.
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silverGPX wrote:I said get one of dstocks the last time.

Its located underneath the battery tray.

Heres a guide.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/20771266/MITS ... utostyling

-Under output sensor, not input sensor.


If its not it, ill pay for it if it doesnt work. im that sure its the problem.
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Better idea go see PHIL069 he can get his hands on an awesome ecu reader hahaha
gotta get there one day :)
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Input and output speed sensors come in a 3 pin or a 4 pin version. I have some 2nd hand 3 pin ones. I can also get both new if need be. From memory new ones are around $70 each.
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    Well hopefully its 3 pin and i can get it this saturday when i come down to swap the door over (:
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    I think it's a four pin :/

    Here's a pic, i will need one asap !!! so i can sell and i don't want to rip someone off !!!! :)

    I am going to Sydney tomorrow if someone has on i'll be up there ? :)
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    They are $80 new from Mitsubishi.
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    silverGPX wrote:OUTPUT SENSOR

    f**k sake, that is like the 4th time i've told you.
    How do you know its the output sensor from a 1hz per second flash???
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    Serious ??????? where at ???

    DETAILS !!!! It's getting worse it is constantly going to safe mode with eratic shunts chaging gear :/ and sometimes really high reving before gear change :|
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    silverGPX wrote:output sensor, not input sensor.
    If its not it, ill pay for it if it doesnt work. im that sure its the problem.
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    silverGPX wrote:OUTPUT SENSOR
    f**k sake, that is like the 4th time i've told you.
    How do you know its the output sensor from a 1hz per second flash???
    Doesn't matter, if it's not King Hit gets it for free anyway :twisted:
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