Pajero Pini 4G94 GDI got crank but no start
HI Folks,
Im new here, just owned a used Pajero Pinin or IO 4G94 GDI
problem for now is my pajero pinin instrumental are showing the following :
Netrural light is blinking
no Check engine lights upon insert the key and turn to " ON "
no GDI eco lights
no throttle body self checking
thingis i have checked
ECU send to repair but techinician seems like not found any problem on it
fuel pump is working
starter is cranking
battery health SOH 78% and SOC 100%
What shall i do next ?
Hi Fordem, Thanks for the
Hi Fordem,
Thanks for the reply
My model will be Japan Market model under H77W LRXC 4G94 2.0 GDI version year 2000
My OBDII reader couldn't read the code due to no connection to ECU
symptom before having this issue were my pajero suddenly die off when idling after came back from a short drives.
no check engine lights or arbag lights were turn on at that point of times.
Check engine & GDI eco light bulb has been replaced and still not working as well.
what i can think off is somewhere else the connection in between ECU to other componenet has been cut-off
not sure where should i start
Hi FordemThere's no lights
Hi Fordem
There's lights flashes for are the Neutral traminssiion lights and the ABS lights"after much finding knowing flashing pattern could lead to different troubleshot code ..
for now those aren't important, firstly have to get my Pajero statrted up then only can send to workshop for repairing
else last resort is to call up Tow truck ..
Syndicate
Have you tried reading codes???
What year & market is the vehicle? On some models you can put the vehicle into a diagnostic mode by grounding pin #1 of the J1962 connector, this causes the dash light to flash and you count the flashes.
Check engine light flashes ECU codes
Neutral light flashes TCU codes
ABS light flashes ABS codes
Airbag light flashes air bag codes.
Yes, I noticed you said the check engine light does not come on, that could be as simple as a blown bulb, or a bigger issue like no power to the ECU, or a wiring problem, those are things you'll need to verify.
A flashing neutral light indicates that the TCU (Transmission Control Unit) is detecting a problem, which in this case could be because it is not communicating with the ECU (Engine Control Unit).