CAMARO6 - View Single Post - Lost power but still running, FF Sensor, Ignition coil-Solved? Kinda.

laynlo15 · 09-06-2023, 10:03 AM

So Matt had a chance to check everything over and it was the 15 amp fuse which is number 64 in the fuse box, number 62 is Bank 1 FYI. After he replaced the fuse he also checked all the wiring back to the sensor and at coil 6. Nothing apparent to the eye, pulled the plugs apart to check those including at the FF Sensor, traced all the other wires to the fuse box and harness, pulled the fuse box to check to make sure all was good at the ECU. Nothing was wrong there. It's a mystery but running great now. As said in one of my other posts, the FF sensor has been on board since 2/2/2022 so we just don't know what caused it. I'll carry my extra fuses and always carry my laptop with me to read codes if it ever happens again, hopefully not. Modifying cars has it benefits and obviously there are some downsides to it also. No issues till this and I have almost 9,000 miles miles since it was installed and 4,000 with the Maggie and TooHighPsi PI. So, go figure.

09-06-2023, 10:03 AM	#10
laynlo15 Drives: 2022 Lt1 A10 Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: clark, mo Posts: 8,882	So Matt had a chance to check everything over and it was the 15 amp fuse which is number 64 in the fuse box, number 62 is Bank 1 FYI. After he replaced the fuse he also checked all the wiring back to the sensor and at coil 6. Nothing apparent to the eye, pulled the plugs apart to check those including at the FF Sensor, traced all the other wires to the fuse box and harness, pulled the fuse box to check to make sure all was good at the ECU. Nothing was wrong there. It's a mystery but running great now. As said in one of my other posts, the FF sensor has been on board since 2/2/2022 so we just don't know what caused it. I'll carry my extra fuses and always carry my laptop with me to read codes if it ever happens again, hopefully not. Modifying cars has it benefits and obviously there are some downsides to it also. No issues till this and I have almost 9,000 miles miles since it was installed and 4,000 with the Maggie and TooHighPsi PI. So, go figure.