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Im over my head!!

sorry for the late response. but what happed the first fuse in the can back was juk then i put a new one in and it had a defect in it, but i still replaced the wiring harness

thanks for all the help
 
CEL question.

On M104, pin #14, and 11 blinks.

Message: "Fuel safety shut-off signal to engine control module (N3/4) 23 18.0
Closed throttle recognition signal to engine control module (N3/4)".

Could this throw a CEL in the Cabriolet? The CEL will not go away even after clearing codes AND disconnecting the battery.
 
I'll have to look in the records, but I can't remember it being replaced.

Its the cabriolet that you saw with Klink.

Runs great however. I thought the CEL was only related to emissions.
 
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Fuel safety shutoff is a certain limp-home mode that is triggered whenever something severe is odd with the the electronic throttle system on HFM, LH and ME Systems. Its there for a reason, so the ETA for instance can not accelerate the engine over a certain RPM itself.
I'd check the ETA/Electronic Throttle system as a whole, they go bad on the M104 just like they do on the M119s....
 
OK, #3 pin shows only 4 blinks that I read by depressing the button just below pin 3.

(The banana plug on pin 1 was too large to allow my blink code reader to plug into pin 3.)

Attempted to clear code, but it would not clear. Guess they are serious about the environment.

Here is the message: "Air injection inoperative".
 
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OK, #3 pin shows only 4 blinks that I read by depressing the button just below pin 3.

(The banana plug on pin 1 was too large to allow my blink code reader to plug into pin 3.)

Attempted to clear code, but it would not clear. Guess they are serious about the environment.

Here is the message: "Air injection inoperative".

Trae - Did you root cause code 4 on your cabrio?
 

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