| Author | Message | ||
     Carter Simcoe (Carter) Senior member Username: Carter Post Number: 1861 Registered: 04-2002 |
Just pulled P1317 from OBD II (actually there were 2 codes and they were both this same one). the spanish trail rovers site describes it as "ABS Rough road Line Low Fault", soooooo the million dollar question is what the hell does this mean???? I got the codes pulled because the check engine light was on, would an ABS fault set of the check engine light (I guess it does because there were no other codes but it seems a little weird to me). FWIW I have been running w/ my ABS fuse pulled for a while now due to offroading, some icy conditions, and being too lazy to put it back in but I reinstalled it a second ago and the light stays. Anyone have any ideas???? Thanks, Carter | ||
| John Houseman (John_houseman) New Member Username: John_houseman Post Number: 5 Registered: 02-2003 |
Although you may have fixed the problem the code needs to be shut off or it wll take quite a few starts to shut itself off. | ||
| J E Robison Service Co (Robisonservice) New Member Username: Robisonservice Post Number: 8 Registered: 10-2002 |
The rough road signal comes from the ABS controller. It causes the engien ECU to ignore brief misfire faults which will occur when running at low speed on rough roads. The fault suggests the signal is stuck low or high. You may not be able to resolve this problem without the Autologic or Tetbook. The wire in question connectes between pin 29 on the ABS unit and pin 1 on the engine ECU. John www.robisonservice.com |
