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.. it's.. a relatively brand new battery.

But then again it's installed by me:laughing good idea thanks, I should go open the battery box soon.

Luckily at least winter snow starts were okay 👍🏻
 
ThumperX said:
Dialectic grease yo.
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Haha... I see the connection now

Rtmac said:
Do a battery reset.
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Hmm .. .. aaah, just disconnect ?

I already cleared one of the codes-- for the MAF and turbo problems , but they came back

I think there was too much frozen snow at the bottom of the windshield and then it all melted and something must have messed up the ECU

Also from the front too much water /snow/sleet in the intake. I did drive through a snow storm at Donner after all.. the ❄️ were like in a movie ..on video

Sadly , needs to go to a pro for thousands probably 😭 😵‍💫
 
Dry (most of) January has started... or as I call it, being a non-practicing Irishman. :laughing
 
Dinner at work was, as usual, sammiches, so salty salty lunch meats. Just more proof that working is bad for my health
 
huh. I haven't replaced my engine air filter in long time I guess.. usually it's not very dirty. I am hoping to check tomorrow and do a "battery reset".
 
Depending on your car, you may need to do a "idle relearn" after... usually just letting it idle 10 minutes and then drive it... Google the procedure for your vehicle.
 
still baffled, though. I bet its water ingress damage. Since the car was snowed in, I/we had to clear about 10-12" of snow from the top and front etc, and a lot of packed snow may have been left over on the bottom, between the hood the windshield wipers .... we probably neglected some. Then all of this may have seeped down and done water ingress damage. :(

Code: 
    Trouble codes:
        01314 - Engine control module (ECM) Please read DTC
        01325 - Tire Pressure Monitoring Control Module No signal/communication
        P0101 - Mass or Volume Air Flow Sensor "A" Circuit Range/Performance


Will have to take it to a pro.
 
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