hmm..dominoy2k1 said:well according to the manual, that imrc is the vtcs solenoid valve
And dominoy2k1 should know!roni said:woot. i understand. i will fix the ecu vtcs problem.
i just didn't see the direct connection between the imrc and the vtcs until you posted that attachment.
thanks.
Kooldino said:1569 is what i was getting for my VTCS, i think.
http://www.protege5.com/vbb230/showthread.php?t=21551&highlight=Cel+Code
roni said:i just got a huge workshop manual for my car. and the p2009 code is not in there. i suppose the code is different because of the p5 ecu
i'll look into this further. i should get my solenoid to fix the vtcs problem soon.
i'll make pdfs of the cel codes that are in my manual.
Exactly my point. That's why I DO NOT think that 2009 is from your VTCS. That's what 1569 is for. I believe 2009 is a GENERIC CEL code. I want to GUESS that an IMRC is more likely the VICS setup, but really, I'm just pulling that out of my ass.roni said:
not to say that you're talking out of your ass, but did you see the attachment domino2k1 posted?Kooldino said:Exactly my point. That's why I DO NOT think that 2009 is from your VTCS. That's what 1569 is for. I believe 2009 is a GENERIC CEL code. I want to GUESS that an IMRC is more likely the VICS setup, but really, I'm just pulling that out of my ass.
Make sure he doesn't have his VICS butterfly zip tied open or some dumb crap like that.
roni said:i throw this code every time i start the car and start moving. doesn't matter how many times i clear it. anyone have any idea how to analyze this type of error?
P2009 - Intake Manifold Runner Control (IMRC) Solenoid Control Circuit Low Voltage
thanks.
Ahh, I see.roni said:not to say that you're talking out of your ass, but did you see the attachment domino2k1 posted?
it associates IMRC with the VTCS solenoid, and IVC with the VICS solenoid.
i found that attachment in the manual i have.
wouldn't it be possible that 2009 is a cel code that points to a problem with the same solenoid, just interprets the problem differently?
AFAIK, there are certain ranges of CEL code numbers that are reserved for Generic Codes (such as O2 sensor codes, for example), and then there are CEL code ranges that are manufacturer or car specific. Point is that CEL code # 1569 is in fact VTCS on the Protege, and very well may be "Cruise Servo Stroke High While not in Cruise" in a totally different car. CEL # 2009 should be the same on any car, since i believe it is a generic code. Hope that helps.roni said:ok further research has led me back to google where i could find this code and this description.
the same text file that lists:
DTC P2009 Intake Manifold Runner Control (IMRC) Solenoid Control Circuit Low Voltage
also lists this:
DTC P1569 Cruise Servo Stroke High While not in Cruise
so in reality the accuracy of these codes when they are not defined in the mazda workshop manual is questionable. the 2001 protege manual i have does not include the codes that may be resulting from the p5 ecu. so in reality, all the codes may be interpreted inaccurately unless i have the workshop manual pages from a p5.