PCM change
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From: FRANCE
PCM change
Hi,after plugging the OBD i read "DTC P2006".
It seems like it would be the PCM.
Is it easy to change?Do i have to change the key and the ignition lock cylinder?
what do i have to take care about?
Thx
It seems like it would be the PCM.
Is it easy to change?Do i have to change the key and the ignition lock cylinder?
what do i have to take care about?
Thx
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P2006 has nothing to do with the PCM, at least at first. It indicates that the bank 1 runner control is acting up; you may have to remove the intake manifold to inspect the linkages that go to the IMRC actuator.
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Yeah quintin that's what i did but it's the PCM that control the CMCV.
So if the CMCV is ok it can only be the PCM,right?
I checked the linkages that open and close bank1 & bank2 and they are ok,that's what i'm not understanding,it has no sense.If bank 2 opens,bank 1 MUST open!!!
I ordered a new CMCV and will change as soon as i get it and let you know.
If you have any other ideas.....
Thx for your answers.
So if the CMCV is ok it can only be the PCM,right?
I checked the linkages that open and close bank1 & bank2 and they are ok,that's what i'm not understanding,it has no sense.If bank 2 opens,bank 1 MUST open!!!
I ordered a new CMCV and will change as soon as i get it and let you know.
If you have any other ideas.....
Thx for your answers.