Code 62 How to fix??

[BoostedSN95]

I got a a code 62 (KOER) not KOEO.

I know the definition:

AXOD 4/3 or 3/2 pressure switch circuit failure; circuit closed.

What the heck does it mean though?

 

[The Green GT]

OBD I codes are 3 digit numbers.

http://www.allfordmustangs.com/Detailed/445.shtml

 

[SeventyMach1]

Yep, you must have pulled codes the wrong way (don't worry, many people do it).


And you don't have an AXOD, lol. At least I hope you don't.

 

[BoostedSN95]

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Well pulling codes isnt exactly brain surgery. I also got other codes that are 3 digits. BTW I used a ford code reader I did use the grounding data link method.

I got code 62 and 82 which are not on that list but are in my book. The list of eec-iv codes are from 11-675. What am i missing guys?

 

[SeventyMach1]

Not sure .... but you should have ONLY 3 digit codes.

The only 2 digit codes we worry about is the airbag crap .... and that's a whole new testing method.

Try to pull them again & see if you get the same thing. Are you using a digital reader? The standard "blink & beep" readers are easy to get confused with.

 

[BoostedSN95]

Ya I am using a digital code reader.

KOER-176,62,411,82,332

I did notice the 2 digit codes are not in my chiltons or Haynes.

BTW, there is no R definition for 82, which is also suspect.

I will pull them again and see what happens.

 

[HISSIN50]

Oh my. Maybe you have a 1993.5 model (where they were inbetween two and 3 digit codes).

I'm down with your thinking - let it pull them again.

Good luck.

 

[BoostedSN95]

Hey is that a joke? I have replaced my computer before a few years back and it is not the original. I am pretty sure it is for 94-5 not sure of the number exactly though.

 

[SeventyMach1]

Haha, he is just joking! (sorry JT, didn't want anyone freaking out).



Tell us what computer you have (look at the numbers on it).

 

[HISSIN50]

Thanks Justin. I was indeed joking. Normally I wouldn't, but someone simply cant see two (Fox) and three (94-95 GT) codes from the same computer.

Chances are that the 'puter is correct if it ran well for a couple years. And it'd be a direct replacement or you'd remember spending some time rewiring a retrofit.

It's just very strange that your code reader would appear to be dropping the first number on every other code. I'd pull codes with a test light or by watching the CEL flashes if you need to confirm the readings.

Good luck and apologies for any confusion.