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[tom4bren]

I'd have to guess that a homotron (queer electron) got in your ECU

Actually I haven't a clue. Hope someone else can help.

[bigkoala1]

I'd have to guess that a homotron (queer electron) got in your ECU

Actually I haven't a clue. Hope someone else can help.

Tom i think you are a homotron for actually putting homotron into a sentence.


_Ak_

[tom4bren]

"Tom i think you are a homotron for actually putting homotron into a sentence."

Probably right. Since I'm not homophobic I was hoping everyone would just write it off to my questionable sense of humor

[bigkoala1]

"Tom i think you are a homotron for actually putting homotron into a sentence."

Probably right. Since I'm not homophobic I was hoping everyone would just write it off to my questionable sense of humor

i allmost did but then i just couldnt resist the opportunity to say "homotron" twice!

ok back to the problem sorry circmand.

_AK_

[tom4bren]

Sorry circmand. Didn't mean to send things so far off. As a pittance, I started searching threads but came up empty. I seem to remember someone who had a similar problem but couldn't find it.

Since the VX has a plethora of sensors, I'd have to guess one of them is getting an intermittent wrong reading. Can you have someone read it for error codes? It may be throwing a code that doesn't trigger any idiot lights.

[circmand]

Can this type of read be done at an auto parts place? I would hate to go to my local Campion Isuzu who ripped me off before and who Ireported to Isuzu America and the local BBB.

[tom4bren]

Most garages can read for error codes (even the mom & pop shops).

You can also purchase a reader from parts stores but I can't give you direction on that since I haven't purchased one myself.