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Daewoo Fault Codes

This document provides instructions for reading diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) from the check engine light on vehicles without an OBD2 port, using jumper wires to connect directly to the diagnostic port terminals. The check engine light will flash codes that correspond to faults, with a pause between the tens and ones digits. The document also includes a table listing many common OBD1 fault codes.

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Daewoo Fault Codes

This document provides instructions for reading diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) from the check engine light on vehicles without an OBD2 port, using jumper wires to connect directly to the diagnostic port terminals. The check engine light will flash codes that correspond to faults, with a pause between the tens and ones digits. The document also includes a table listing many common OBD1 fault codes.

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Daewoo and many other models

Connector Diagram

How to read codes (No Special Tools Needed)

1 If possible run the engine to bring the oxygen sensor up to operating temperature then
switch the engine off.

2 Connect the terminals using your own jumper wire as shown in the diagram above.

3 Turn ignition ON, the Check Engine Light (CEL) should be flashing.

4 Read codes as described in the Code Format Description below.

Code Format Diagram

Fault Code Description

 Each code is made up of two series of flashes.

 The first series indicates the 'tens' digit.

 The second series indicates the 'ones' digit.

 A long pause separates each code.

 A shorter pause separates the 'tens' and 'ones'.

 Code Format Diagram shows code No. 32.

 The first code "flashed out" is always code 12 (System Pass).

 If Code 12 repeats at least 4 times in a row there are No Codes in memory

 Codes repeat 3 times each, and then the next code repeats 3 times...

 Codes follow OBD1 Vehicle code system.

Code Erasing Procedure

Remove the double fusible link OR number 3 fusible link for 30 seconds.
OBD1 Codes
12 - System OK (Pass)
13 - Oxygen sensor voltage not changing
14 - Coolant temp high (voltage low)
15 - Coolant temp low (voltage high)
16 - Knock sensor /circuit fault
17 - Injector circuit shorted
18 - Control module error (knock sensor control)
19 - EST signal / Crankshaft position sensor fault
20 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
21 - Throttle position sensor / circuit fault (high error)
22 - Throttle position sensor / circuit fault (low error)
23 - Intake air temp sensor / circuit (high error)
24 - Vehicle speed sensor / circuit fault
25 - Intake air temp sensor / circuit (low error)
26 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
27 - Air conditioning pressure sensor / circuit fault (high error)
28 - Air conditioning pressure sensor / circuit fault (low error)
29 - Fuel pump relay circuit fault (short to -ve)
30 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
31 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
32 - Fuel pump relay circuit fault (short to +ve) or EGR error
33 - MAP sensor / circuit fault (high error)
34 - MAP sensor / circuit fault (low error)
35 - Idle speed control motor error
36 - EGR error
37 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
38 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
39 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
40 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
41 - Electronic spark timing 'B' (shorted to +ve)
42 - Electronic spark timing 'A' (shorted to +ve)
43 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
44 - Oxygen sensor or circuit, lean signal (voltage low)
45 - Oxygen sensor or circuit, rich signal (voltage high)
46 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
47 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
48 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
49 - Supply voltage too high
50 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
51 - Control module error
52 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
53 - Control module immobilizer
54 - CO potentiometer out of range (or not fitted)
55 - Control module error
56 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
57 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
58 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
59 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
60 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
61 - CCCP solenoid / circuit fault (low error)
62 - CCCP solenoid / circuit fault (high error)
63 - Electronic spark timing 'B' (shorted to -ve)
64 - Electronic spark timing 'A' (shorted to -ve)
65 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
66 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
67 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
68 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
69 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
70 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
71 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
72 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
73 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
74 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
75 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
76 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
77 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
78 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
79 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
80 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
81 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
82 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
83 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
84 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
85 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
86 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
87 - Air conditioning relay voltage (low error)
88 - Air conditioning relay voltage (high error)
89 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
90 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
91 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
92 - Control module error
93 - Control module error
94 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
95 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
96 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
97 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
98 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code
99 - Unknown / Unused Fault Code

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