18014 - Rough Road/Engine Torque Signal from ABS: Electrical Malfunction
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18014 - Rough Road/Engine Torque Signal from ABS: Electrical Malfunction
would this cause a misfire. my abs computer is messed up i know , but i have a bad misfire , it was on coilpack cylinder 1 then i just moved coil pack to cylinder 2 and the misfire moved to that cylinder , so i just bought new coil pack and still have misfire on cylinder 2. im wondering if the shaft that goes to spark plug is bad , could it be? mmm it idles fine it just misfires when i acccelerate. car has 145k miles 99.5 1.8 t
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Check inside...from Bentley:
Rough road signal from ABS/EDL control module, checking
Notes:
When the ABS/EDL control module senses a wheel spinning, it produces the rough road signal. When the ECM recognizes the rough road signal, the misfire recognition is switched off.
Check the rough road signal only when the trouble code 18014 "Rough Road Spec Engine Torque ABS-ECU Electrical Malfunction" is stored. The possible "Misfire" malfunction is in this case a subsequent malfunction that can be disregarded.
The wiring and the rough road signal are monitored by the ECM.
Emissions testing on a front-wheel drive vehicle with ABS/EDL, during which only the front wheels turn while the rear wheels are stationary, can result in the DTC 18014 being stored in DTC memory. Therefore, the fuse for the ABS/EDL control module must be removed. After the test, check DTC memory for the ABS/EDL control module and the ECM. Then erase DTC memory.
Notes:
When the ABS/EDL control module senses a wheel spinning, it produces the rough road signal. When the ECM recognizes the rough road signal, the misfire recognition is switched off.
Check the rough road signal only when the trouble code 18014 "Rough Road Spec Engine Torque ABS-ECU Electrical Malfunction" is stored. The possible "Misfire" malfunction is in this case a subsequent malfunction that can be disregarded.
The wiring and the rough road signal are monitored by the ECM.
Emissions testing on a front-wheel drive vehicle with ABS/EDL, during which only the front wheels turn while the rear wheels are stationary, can result in the DTC 18014 being stored in DTC memory. Therefore, the fuse for the ABS/EDL control module must be removed. After the test, check DTC memory for the ABS/EDL control module and the ECM. Then erase DTC memory.
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