Hey, Bob. I hope you get some input on that 37. I check the codes every
once (on-off-on-off-on)in a while to make sure everything's ok and got a
37 also. No Check engine light though. According to the FSM there is no
code 37 for a 95 Dakota (which I also have). A guy in the local Mopar
Musclecar Club who also has a '95 Dak said the same thing you said for
the code 37. Now, what does it do and what do I do (not a dealer) to fix
it? I've never seen an 88, usually just a 12 followed by a 55 or just the
55.
Keep me posted and I'll do likewise
Richard in San Antonio
'95 CC, SLT, 318 V-8, K&N FIPK, MP SBEC, Gibson 3" Catback (welded), JBA
Headers, DDBC, Helwig rear anti-swaybar, dual horns, still waiting for my
F&B TB.
On Sat, 18 Sep 1999 13:39:56 -0400 "Bob King" <k85go76@erols.com> writes:
>Hi Guys: Just wanted a little help deciphering the fault codes I got
>when
>checking into my "Check Engine" light which came on yesterday.
>The haynes manual says the code transmission should start with with
>(88)
>(start of test code)..mine did not give an (88). Instead it appears
>to have
>gone right into the fault codes and finished up with the (55) (end of
>code
>output code). Do I have a special problem because I get no (99)?
>The fault codes that flash are as follows:
>12 - Memory standby power lost
>37 - Part throttle unlock solenoid driver circuit (Auto trans only)
>51 - Oxygen sensor stuck at the lean position
>My truck has a little over 106K miles and I replaced the O2 sensor in
>July
>(Borg-Warner unit). There does not appear to be anything wrong with
>the
>driveability or performance of the truck.
>
>Can anyone verify these fault codes and give me some tips as to how
>to
>follow up (other than take it to a dealer)?
>Thanks loads!
>Bob King
>Pennsville,
>'95 SLT, CC, 5.2L, Auto, Thorley headers, MP Cat Back 3" exhaust, MP
>SBEC,
>Magnecore plug wires, Underdrive pulleys.
>
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