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  • Boston
    1st Gear
    • Feb 2010
    • 151

    #16
    Have we eliminated a bad alarm ECU?

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    • parrie
      2nd Gear
      • Jun 2012
      • 217

      #17
      Hey Boston, can't say that I have...how does one check for a bad ECU alarm?

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      • Les Parker
        RN Sales Team - Super Moderator
        • May 2006
        • 2020

        #18
        Do you have a spare key?

        If so, trying locking and unlocking the drivers door 4 times, that should reset the alarm
        Les Parker
        Tech. Support and Parts Specialist
        Rovers North Inc.

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        • parrie
          2nd Gear
          • Jun 2012
          • 217

          #19
          Thanks Les, I do have a spare, I'll give it a try after I get the other broken key extracted from the ignition and replace my battery.

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          • parrie
            2nd Gear
            • Jun 2012
            • 217

            #20
            Good news/Bad news...1st good news, got the broken key extracted from the ignition. 2nd good news, battery tested just over 12volts so I replaced it with a fresh battery, reset the ECU and the truck fired-up fine w/ no M&S lights flashing & no check engine light, purrs like a kitten. Bad news...when I step on the accellerator the rpms increase but will not return to idle even though the throttle body is in the idle position??? There are no codes so I'm not sure what it could be??? Maybe MAF?? Anyone??

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            • acamato
              Low Range
              • Oct 2012
              • 7

              #21
              Did you solve your problem? Your issue (with the exception of not returning to idle) sounds like a crank position sensor. The M&S lights were probably related to low battery voltage.

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