Computer Code 1797
My XJR is showing an OBD II computer code 1797. Any help with diagnosis?
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CAN TCM/ECM Circuit Malfunction
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Thanks for the input, but what exactly does "CAN TCM/ECM Circuit Malfunction" mean and what is the suggested repair?
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1797
how to fix 1797? obd II?? anybody find out what it is?
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I have no direct information on this but this might help! http://www.gusglikas.com/images/Auto...tem%201999.pdf
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Did your check engine light come on and this code is what you read afterwards, or did you just try to read codes and this came up?
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Originally Posted by tcbjaguarxjr
(Post 152130)
Thanks for the input, but what exactly does "CAN TCM/ECM Circuit Malfunction" mean and what is the suggested repair?
The ECM and TCM (and ABS) communicate through a CAN buss (controller area network) that is a high speed network. The fault code means that there was a missing communication between the the 2 modules. It could be a harness or connector fault. (less likely a module fault) It will be easier to find if it is a permanent fault. It is harder to find an intermittant fault because you have to guess or catch it when it happens. bob gauff |
Okay that make sense thats why my abs light is on ...and the amber and red cell But where do I find this module....in the car?
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The ABS module is mounted on the inter fender panel at the left front of the engine. It's that thingy with 6 rigid brake lines coming out the top. There are two connectors. Remove, clean, dielectric grease, connect. The ABS module has a history of breaking the connector contact on the circuit board and causing come-and-go codes. It can be disassembled, soldered and reassembled. Try the connectors first.
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is that the root of 1797?
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The ABS light is one flag, the CANetwork links the ABS to ECM. With no where else to start the ABS circuit board is as good as any since it does have a history of failure and strange codes.
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