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All these codes have to do with the throttle body in some manner. Google searches show many people who have just replaced the Throttle Body and wiring harness with a ECU programing upgrade.
So how do you actually fix this one. Seems strange that the repair is a complete Throttle body replacement and the upgrading the ECU programing. It worked for 10 years then failed. One would think that there is something that failed and needs to be replaced. It just seems strange it would be the complete throttle body wiring harness and Computer programing. I was wondering if I could just do a throttle body cleaning and clear the ECU codes. Considering I’m sure the TB has never been cleaned.
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you could try the TB cleaning.But these codes relate to the
TB and software.I do understand where your coming from with it
working all these years.once the actuator fails the entire TB
must be replaced.http://www.justanswer.com/mazda/4gfm1-mazda-mazdaspeed-hi-we-2003-mazda-six-cylinder-it.html
http://www.justanswer.com/mazda/4rf63-mazda-i-codes-p0122-p0223-throttle-position.html
Ahh, now that makes sense. I’m guessing the reason for the new software upload to the ECU is because the OE replacement has been modified from the Original. Thus I cannot do it myself! ANy ideas on a do it yourself replacement of the TB. I’d hate to pick one up at the Junk Yard and have ti do the same thing in another year. Or sooner.
[quote=”TJankowski” post=68570]Ahh, now that makes sense. I’m guessing the reason for the new software upload to the ECU is because the OE replacement has been modified from the Original. Thus I cannot do it myself! ANy ideas on a do it yourself replacement of the TB. I’d hate to pick one up at the Junk Yard and have ti do the same thing in another year. Or sooner.[/quote]
The actuator is part of the TB.My nissan is the same way. 🙁
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