QuestionQUESTION: recently installed motor in a 96 seville - motor turns over well, but won't start ( no spark) went though on board display that revealed all codes as re-quested and found that the codes mean that it has a ground issue.could you please help on which grounds and location to check?
ANSWER: what CODES did you get so I can see which GROUND is common to all the fault CODES.
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QUESTION: pco322,pco563,pco603,pc1376,pc1520,ip1910,noacm,nosdm,notcs,rsoo38,nopzm,noirc,rf2560,noccp codes,pcm?
ANSWER: Check for loose BLACK ground wire on backside of engine near the power steering rack assembly on the passengers side.
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QUESTION: Thanks for the help to this point- checked black ground wire as requested - Still no spark (new Codes)that are present are as follows: pc0603,ip1552,noacm,nosdm,notcs,
rs0038,pz1982,noirc,rf2560,noccp,pcm? any direction or were to look next?/
Answerpco322 =No ignition 4X reference signal.
pco563 = no such code.
pco603 = PCM keep alive memory fault.
pc1376 = Reference low voltage out of range.
pc1520 = PRNDL input fault.
ip1910 = Generator "L" terminal is open.
rsoo38 = Level control is shorted to ground.
rf2560 = RFA meaasage validation error.
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