I think, being that you spent a month screwing with the wiring and three harnesses trying to repair something that would take 30 minutes to troubleshoot correctly, laziness has nothing to do with it...
A matter of semantics. I meant code 24 has nothing to do with the sensor or circuitry used for measuring airflow. Put another way what you're calling the Karman sensor I refer to as the AFM...
Once the alarm has been been triggered the starter won't work until the system is reset. Try using the passenger side door lock to do that.
You basically have two choices:
1) Defeat/disconnect the system and bypass the starter interlock. There are a few ways of doing this.
2) Fix the cancel...
Not a chance. In fact you probably had 25 all along, since other codes already present are masked by code 11. Good luck getting rid of it. 25 and 26 are the most difficult to resolve on the engine. If you're lucky it'll just be the O2 sensor but more likely it's going to be something else. Also...
In a way it was. Not like you to make such a mistake but hey, stuff happens.
Point is the system is designed to be kept completely filled at all times and without the pressure valve opening during *every* run to temp (along with the cap's vacuum valve opening during cool down) the hydraulic...
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