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Old 13th July 2006, 05:48   #1
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Help with Peake codes

Hey Gang,

I can't seem to find my code booklet and I need some help.

Was driving this evening and the car was down on power. No ses light just felt slugish almost like limp mode.

Here are the codes I pulled:

18
2C
14
06
A2

Any help would be great. I did run low on gas but not out. OBC said I had 6 miles left. Car ran great until this evening.

Thanks in advance.

Jordan
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Old 13th July 2006, 05:57   #2
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Hey Gang,

I can't seem to find my code booklet and I need some help.

Was driving this evening and the car was down on power. No ses light just felt slugish almost like limp mode.

Here are the codes I pulled:

18
2C
14
06
A2

Any help would be great. I did run low on gas but not out. OBC said I had 6 miles left. Car ran great until this evening.

Thanks in advance.

Jordan
Try this online manual:

http://www.m5board.com/vbulletin/att...3&d=1138333073
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I love you Jerry! Just what I was looking for.

Us FL boys must stick together.

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I love you Jerry!
You still can't have my Bud Light!

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You bet!!!

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You can keep the Bud light.

Are you going to Sebring anytime soon??

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Isn't there a a safety recall on Bud Light? I remember reading somewhere that this stuff is more dangerous than airbags
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I think so. Hate to be a snob but I will not drink Bud Light or anything light for that matter.
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