"Attention Pushrod" - My Car had a code P0340 and now the changed to P0343 What do I do?
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I was installing a remote starter in my Corvette when I cut into the orange wire at the switch and I accidently touched the frame and I got a spark. The check engine light came on and I put my OBD11 on the car. I received a code of P0340 soI cleared the code and another code came up P0343. What can I do to fix my car? I do not know where to start can you please help me? I am not at all familiar with all this computer stuff. Thank you
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Your first post on this same matter was back in 'January' .. I'm sorry but you're going to need some *hands-on* help with this! .. Someone that has a professional quality scanner, access to a diagnostic flow chart and the experience to use both... I wish it could help you out more but without knowing exactly what you have done to the car and with the limitations of 'Internet' auto repair, that's not possible .. See the answers to your original posted questions and good luck with this issue.
Thank you Sir, I appreciate your immediate attention. You told me what I needed to know. The Chevy dealership wanted me to have it towed to their place $150.00, $600.00 to look at it, and $1500.00 for the computer depending on which one it was. That seemed high to me.Thank you anyway.
You don't have to get the dealer to do this! .. Any qualified auto repair facility should be able to sort it out.. It just requires hand-on testing, with a plan of attack!
Thank you Sir, I appreciate your immediate attention. You told me what I needed to know. The Chevy dealership wanted me to have it towed to their place $150.00, $600.00 to look at it, and $1500.00 for the computer depending on which one it was. That seemed high to me.Thank you anyway.
You don't have to get the dealer to do this! .. Any qualified auto repair facility should be able to sort it out.. It just requires hand-on testing, with a plan of attack!
Thank you, Pushrod, I know the dealership will be more costly.