YOUR RESEARCHP1317 code on a '99 cab
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I noticed a CEL and so upon scanning, it shows up as code P1317, cylinder 5 misfire. I don't plan on going to the dealer but to an independent shop that specializes on german-made cars nearby. Any ballpark how much the damage would be? Thanks.
Usually a misfire is a P0300 to P0306. P0300 is a general code for a misfire. P0301 would be for cylinder 1, and so on. I looked up P1317 on Google and got this: P1317 is defined as "Rough Road Line Low Fault", which could imply that the ABS/speed sensor(s) in the wheel(s) are busted and no current can run through them. What model/year is your car? Did you hit a bump? I would just clear the code and see if it comes back.
Hi, thanks for the prompt reply, it's a 1999 Carrera Cab, I don't remember hitting a bump since I seldom drive it but could be possible. I just cleared the code so we'll see what happens. Appreciate the reply though.
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I see the error. You drove it!
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