twistedindy1
New Member
I have this code now, 316 and says it is for some weird thing. I was just wondering if anyone else has gotten this code and if so, what you did to fix it.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Anyone Code 316
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I would ignore it as it doesn't mean anything. Just make sure you got the right code.
K-Dawg
SHO Member
You read your codes wrong. Do it again. 316 isn't a code that the computer will output.
twistedindy1
New Member
It is a correct code, I have it listed in my book that I have with the reader.
TopGunnYFZ
Active Member
So what does it say the code is? im sure it doesnt say some weird thing?
K-Dawg
SHO Member
...and the book says?
Storm-Chaser
New Member
You need to be more descriptive.
Did you take into account the other codes that are output during each of the above tests? And most importantly, what symptoms you were noting prior to pulling the codes?
- What year SHO
- Which tests did you run. KOEO? KOER? Cylinder Balance test?
- How did you pull the codes
- "Who" indicated that, " 316 . . . is for some weird thing . . . . "
- "What" was the " . . . weird thing . . . . " that was indicated?
Did you take into account the other codes that are output during each of the above tests? And most importantly, what symptoms you were noting prior to pulling the codes?
SHO#7
SHO Member
I picked a 95 ATX and looked up 316 in Alldata. I found nothing.
Mike
Mike
Storm-Chaser
New Member
Is "316" a valid OBD II / Gen III code?
hawkeye18
Sorta cares
Sounds like an EGR code. I wouldn't worry TOO much about it. If you get anything that starts with a 1,2,5, or - God forbid - 6, then you worry. 6xx codes are transmission codes...
twistedindy1
New Member
316 is the code, it is a 94 atx with 3.2L Code is from the KOEO. Books states that it is 'Thermactor Air System problem- inadequate air flow during hot engine low RPM.
Storm-Chaser
New Member
Are you sure this isn't a Continuous Memory code? The KOEO (Key On, Engine Off) test is primarily a test of sensors and relays. The code reader should follow the KOEO codes with Continuous Memory codes . . . .
K-Dawg
SHO Member
CHECK THE CODES AGAIN. You're reading the code wrong.
SHOs don't have Thermactor Systems. Those are on Mustangs and F-150s and stuff.
SHOs don't have Thermactor Systems. Those are on Mustangs and F-150s and stuff.
Mr Anonymous
Tire Wall
Kelvin is correct. You're not reading the codes properly. Try again.
