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Loganp98 10-20-2023 07:17 PM

Hey guys I need help with a code
 
My 15 BRZ has code P2109. I can’t figure out why. I tried a test throttle body and a test PCM. The code won’t clear with my OFT and the battery disconnected. It popped up after I had reinstalled the intake manifold. I’ve checked no wires are pinched. Thanks

humfrz 10-22-2023 02:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Loganp98 (Post 3594979)
My 15 BRZ has code P2109. I can’t figure out why. I tried a test throttle body and a test PCM. The code won’t clear with my OFT and the battery disconnected. It popped up after I had reinstalled the intake manifold. I’ve checked no wires are pinched. Thanks

I checked with Bubba and he says to disconnect the negative battery terminal, have a beer, after about 5 minutes reconnect the battery.

Maybe it will reset - :iono:

https://studentlesson.com/how-to-res...sition-sensor/

RZNT4R 10-22-2023 05:07 PM

Instead of trying parts, try a scan tool to read live data. You need to know the throttle plate position.

One of the following conditions is met (1 trip detection logic):

The throttle position sensor opening angle when learning the fully-closed position is less than -4.02% or more than 4.02%.
When the throttle actuator current is off, the difference between the actual throttle position and the fully-closed position is less than 0.93%.

Opie 10-25-2023 11:52 AM

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Factory diagnostic steps below, is P2109 the only code set?

Loganp98 10-30-2023 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Opie (Post 3595290)
Factory diagnostic steps below, is P2109 the only code set?

Yeah only one on is P2109. Throttle % on my scan tool is stuck at 5%

Opie 10-31-2023 04:22 PM

And you said you've tried a known good throttle body against the one currently in the car? If so, It's got to be damage on the engine harness somewhere.

Loganp98 10-31-2023 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Opie (Post 3595705)
And you said you've tried a known good throttle body against the one currently in the car? If so, It's got to be damage on the engine harness somewhere.

Can’t 100% confirm if it is good considering i bought it used. I hate to spend the money on a brand new one considering I bought a grams throttle body for this thing not too long ago. But I won’t know for sure until I buy a new one 😕

Opie 11-01-2023 09:07 AM

Have you looked at the pins on the throttle body harness connector, make sure none are bent or missing?


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