Hello,

I recently replaced my #5 coil and plug and since I was in there I did #1 and #3 coil and plug. I was getting a misfire code on #5 and I've been here before. Seems the #1, #3 & #5 coils tend to get to hot and fail, or so i was told. Anyway, I cleared the codes and just had a P1000 (diagnostic not complete) which is pretty typical. The thing is today, when checking to see if the diagnostic completed, I eventually got an ATTCP code after driving around a bit and checking the OBDII tool a few times. I don't know what ATTCP means. I don't have an engine light and I don't have any lag or misfiring. Cars runs fine. I may be being premature, and my answers are in my near future, but figured I'd ask the forum in case anyone knows what this is or what it leads to so i can be proactive.

Thanks for your feedback. Nothing came up on a search in the forum.

 

Which one?

Try another.

 

Attention controller problem, sort of a rare generic display

 

Seems the code comes and goes. As mentioned it must be generic since it hasn't resulted in any further faults or codes. I'm using the BlueDriver OBDII Bluetooth scan tool and haven't had any inaccuracies with it thus far. The P1000 code was not resetting so I've cleared the codes in hopes of the car completing its drive cycle. I've not experienced the drive cycle not completing before, which is unusual....