#1500, "RE: more computer codes for ya darkone" In response to Reply # 0
>i got the 12 21 21 >55, i read about the >21, but don't really understand. >do you know anything more >about this code, thanks a >lot if anyone knows...
12- pulled a battery terminal a while back, didn't you?
21 - you've got a bad O2 sensor somewhere, or a busted wire on one of them.
55 - that's it.
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#1501, "RE: more computer codes for ya darkone" In response to Reply # 1
On the 12 code, you don't even have to pull the cable to get that one. If the voltage reading in the battery gets a little low, sometimes it will throw it. You will never know the difference but you can still get the code. No problem there.
#1504, "RE: more computer codes for ya darkone" In response to Reply # 4
Yeah that 21 is such a nice one...just got done shelling out 230 damn dollars to replace my front O2 sensor. Hoping I got the right one, light has stayed out, but then again it was always sporadic anyways. on and of alot so hopefully it is off for good.
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#1505, "RE: more computer codes for ya darkone" In response to Reply # 0
the code number 55 is nothing to worry about it's just tellin you that it's all the codes your car is showing... more less a closing thing.... but you have to watch out cause i heard the three key turn really isn't all that reliable is what a dodge dealer told me.
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