I posted on the link too, If you simply ground that NDS wire from pin 30 it should cure your code. Im using an A9P eec( automatic) with a 5 speed and had the same code, grounding it solved my problem. That pin allows the EEC to anticipate the car being put into gear, it compensates the idle to handle the extra load without stalling.
I posted on the link too, If you simply ground that NDS wire from pin 30 it should cure your code. Im using an A9P eec( automatic) with a 5 speed and had the same code, grounding it solved my problem. That pin allows the EEC to anticipate the car being put into gear, it compensates the idle to handle the extra load without stalling.
OK I just tested it by jumping a wire from pin 30 and grounded it through the start signal post on the starter relay. It cleared the code and it didn't try to start when it wasn't suppose too. Maybe now I can run a KOER test.