code 14 and 24

1914 TOYOTA CELICA
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THE_HYDROXIDE_CHILD
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I have a 93 Celica gt I jumped wires e1 to te1 and turn the key over and the check engine light gave me code 14 and 24 then it just kept repeating 1 pause 4 pause 2 pause 4..... I looked these codes up and got ignition signal and intake air temperature signal.... what could this be? I'm confused......
Apr 26, 2007 at 6:27 PM
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[quote:d47b430e2c="the_hydroxide_child"]gotta 93 celica gt i jumped wires e1 to te1 and turn the key over and the check engine light gave me code 14 and 24 then it just kept repeating 1 pause 4 paaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaause 2 pause 4..... i looked these codes up and got ignition signal and intake air temperature signal.... what could this be???? im confused......[/quote:d47b430e2c]

14 means the computer is not getting the spark confirmation from the ignitor-therefore it will not issue an Igt signal to the ignitor to fire the coil total results-No spark

24 its with the MAF sensor that pertains to the THA circuit to the ECM.

Keep fixing it till it breaks-then you'll have something to do. No pay, No freelove its on you kid.

That 93 Cecilia love is giving you a hard time huh! give it right back lol!

Good LUck
Apr 26, 2007 at 6:43 PM
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yea i didnt expect it to have this many problems.... lol..... and im clueless when it comes to these damn ricer burners........ thank u for all ur responses tho
Apr 27, 2007 at 3:29 PM
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