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HELP on CEL code 9

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    No 1 pistong still might not be at TDC....check the pully position again...make sure its dead on. If its running fine, the piston might be in a retarded position which will still trigger that sensor. The belt might have skipped one tooth position, but it will make a difference. Thats pretty wierd. I always see codes 8 and 9 thrown together, so if the timings still dead on id replace the sensor.
    Last edited by Vettekillacb7; 05-02-2005, 11:20 PM.

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