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2004 Suzuki Forenza - Page 6 Questions & Answers
Drive cycle
is this comm error or did you mean , OBD2 Monitors incomplete;
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dead comms>
1: not usa car, must be OBD2 and many are not up to 2006 world wide.
2: pin 16 fuse blown to OBD2 port.
3: wrong tool, got non can-bus tool and car is Can-bus only car.
4: does car run, , if not fuses to ECU blown, ECU cant talk with zero power, ever.
monitors not complete.
there must not be active DTC errors, go them.
you fix the car an clear DTC errors
then drive car for 30min, (EVAP monitor can take that long)
if tank is full the EVAP monitor. will fail to clear.
got this?
got red?
http://www.fixkick.com/ECU/Authority/monitors.jpg
or what, do SAY
I'm not getting now power to the coil or the fuse box on either side
you pulled all that with out removing the battery NEG lug?
fuses blown. test them.
the connector pulled not put back or seated WRONG.
i bet you blew the PDC, fues box mains, in the fuse box. in the engine bay. the FSm tells you on page one step one, pull battery neg lug.
read the FSM first then leap. (lots of warning there too, details)
I need the drive cyle for a 2004 Suzuki Forenza
Drive Cycles--are in expensive factory service manuals-- you can buy
They are also in the same format & part of a subscription repair shops have on the computer
Drive Cycles- ARE NOT your responsibility,nor really safe in
some cases, for you to do,you need a open piece of road with
little traffic, where you can go from 35 to 60 mph
You pay for a repair or what ever was required to correct a vehicle
problem, & the shop does the drive cycles
You paid for that & didn't get it, nor a vehicle you can now use
IF -- a drive cycle is needed- it is done by the shop that made the repairs- to confirm the repair corrected the problem
It would not at all surprise me, that some shops have no idea what
a drive cycle is, nor the info to look it up
2004 suzuki foreza over heats at complete stops
check the fan operation as there is no air being drawn through the radiator at stops . If it is a viscous fan hub then get a new one and if it is electric the find the reasons that the fan is not running--- temperature sensor--fuse/s--relays --fan seized.
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