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the fault can be deleted, but we call it a hard code because once that green and red light starts flashing, it is stored again.
So can this code be permanently deleted?
I heard from the technician saying that when the flashing lights occur, the computer will automatically erase itself but not permanently as the problem is intermittent so that is why it is hard for them to trace or detect the source of the problem.
If can be permanently deleted, what are the steps or procedures in doing so?
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after a certain on and off of the ignition key, the control unit will delete the fault from the memory if it doesn't occur again. he is right on that one.
you cannot delete it permanently because it simply record the errors for diagnosis purpose.
you cannot delete it permanently because it simply record the errors for diagnosis purpose.
So what is the solution for this problem? If it cannot be deleted it permanently, then these intermittent start failures will keep occuring?
I was thinking whether it is possible to erase all data or information from my existing ECU and reset everything again? Some mechanics say it may work and some said it may not.
Do you know what caused the code DTC B 1703 to occur?
please do the function test and tell me the result. without attending to the car personally and using diagnostic tool might lead to a false assumption.
okay,let's narrow the problem and make it more simple. study the attachment and you will notice that only very few parts are involved, including the signal.
by the moment you open the door using IFZ, the A26/7 immediately recognize it...agree? ok, NO PROBLEM WITH THE A26/7.
and after that, the door unlocks and the flashing on the mirror indicator is normal? NO PROBLEM WITH THE N54 AND A37!
now, your mind is telling you that there must be a problem with CAN or the wiring from ECM to the starter! YOU ARE RIGHT!
will you believe me right away if i tell you that we need to change your ECM? of course no.
why?
because you want me to do an actual diagnostic test!
NOW HERE WE GO... I AM SENDING YOUR THE STEP BY STEP PROCEDURE TO DO IT (SINCE AM NOT THERE TO DO IT...hehehe)