P700 700 Troubles. Rough idle, throttle kills it, Fan runs, Codes 7, 8, 9 and others.

[Hondasxs]

Working on a friend's Pioneer 700.

Said he ran it out of gas then once he refilled it would not run.
Will idle very rough any touch of throttle kills it. Fan and coolant light also on.

Throwing a number of codes. Too many to keep track of. See video.
Also, I have not researched what the gear position spot blinking means. -- is a codes also I think?

Step 1 completed - WASH IT, as its been on a chicken farm for months. I feel like i'm going to get the bird flu.

Will research some tonight then dig into the fuel system tomorrow.

Thoughts?

 

[BWAF]

Working on a friend's Pioneer 700.

Said he ran it out of gas then once he refilled it would not run.
Will idle very rough any touch of throttle kills it. Fan and coolant light also on.

Throwing a number of codes. Too many to keep track of. See video.
Also, I have not researched what the gear position spot blinking means. -- is a codes also I think?

Step 1 completed - WASH IT, as its been on a chicken farm for months. I feel like i'm going to get the bird flu.

Will research some tonight then dig into the fuel system tomorrow.

Thoughts?

Not know what all the codes mean would like to say just a big load of water in filter and system but with all the codes low fuel pressure maybe burnt fuel pump up running it dry ? Just a guess

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[DG Rider]

Here are codes for a 2014:
P700 - Pulling, reading, and clearing Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC's)

Bet most are the same, though obviously, there are no O2 codes. If someone would add the later code lists to that thread, it would be great.

Assuming they are the same, 7 is the ECT circuit, 8 is the TP circuit, and 9 is the IAT circuit.
Running it dry could suck up trash or whatnot, but that doesn't explain the lights/codes. If this happened suddenly, I'd suspect rodent damage.

 

[DG Rider]

After watching the video, you seem to have code "1" as well, which is map sensor circuit.

 

[Russ989]

Working on a friend's Pioneer 700.

Said he ran it out of gas then once he refilled it would not run.
Will idle very rough any touch of throttle kills it. Fan and coolant light also on.

Throwing a number of codes. Too many to keep track of. See video.
Also, I have not researched what the gear position spot blinking means. -- is a codes also I think?

Step 1 completed - WASH IT, as its been on a chicken farm for months. I feel like i'm going to get the bird flu.

Will research some tonight then dig into the fuel system tomorrow.

Thoughts?

Makes my heart sink! I have the newest oem service manual if you need anything from it although I doubt you will. Good luck!

 

[DG Rider]

Makes my heart sink! I have the newest oem service manual if you need anything from it although I doubt you will. Good luck!

Scan and upload the code lists if you can.

 

[Hondasxs]

Makes my heart sink! I have the newest oem service manual if you need anything from it although I doubt you will. Good luck!

Yes.
There is 2 sections of codes. If you can post those just so we have them for reference that would be great.

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Send high rez versions to me for optimization and I'll post.
[email protected]

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[Hondasxs]

After watching the video, you seem to have code "1" as well, which is map sensor circuit.

That's a lot of $hit to be messed up all of a sudden. I'm kinda leaning to rodent damage too.


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[Russ989]

Yes.
There is 2 sections of codes. If you can post those just so we have them for reference that would be great.

Site may shrink them to unreadable.
Send high rez versions to me for optimization and I'll post.
[email protected]

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You’re looking for the DTC Index codes, correct??

 

[Hondasxs]

2 sections.
PGM-FI - C4 maybe.
And Drivetrain - C16 maybe.

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[Hondasxs]

Bingo. Rodents.

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[Russ989]

Bingo. Rodents. View attachment 157423

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That sucks, I emailed you the pages you requested a little bit ago. Damn mice are destructive critters for sure. I don’t know a good way to keep them out of stuff. Your friend need a pioneer cat!

 

[JimmyA]

That sucks, I emailed you the pages you requested a little bit ago. Damn mice are destructive critters for sure. I don’t know a good way to keep them out of stuff. Your friend need a pioneer cat!

Strategically placed mothballs help! I have also heard that mice don't like the smell of Irish Spring soap.

 

[Russ989]

Strategically placed mothballs help! I have also heard that mice don't like the smell of Irish Spring soap.

I’ve heard of the Irish spring soap before but haven’t tried it.

 

[Hondasxs]

That sucks, I emailed you the pages you requested a little bit ago. Damn mice are destructive critters for sure. I don’t know a good way to keep them out of stuff. Your friend need a pioneer cat!

Got them. I'll review tonight and post.

 

[Hondasxs]

Ok. Fixed.
Got them crimped and rest filled with solder.
Shrinked tubed and wrapped back up.
Cranks and runs.

Still smells like chicken $hit.
Be glad to have it gone.

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[Russ989]

Got them. I'll review tonight and post.

There’s a section with DTC codes for power steering, do you want those as well?

 

[Hondasxs]

There’s a section with DTC codes for power steering, do you want those as well?

Yes, ALL of the codes please. I didnt see that in my 2014 book.
Thanks.

 

[Russ989]

Yes, ALL of the codes please. I didnt see that in my 2014 book.
Thanks.

You got it boss!!

 

[tincangob]

I use mouse traps and moth balls both. If I notice my mice are dirty, I'll try the Irish Spring soap. LOL
I have a major mouse problem, and I'm not sure moth balls are the answer to anything. I also put one of those poison blocks in the engine compartment just to check if it has been chewed on. I have multiple traps around my machine and keep them checked at least weekly, and they must be freshly baited (peanut butter is good bait). I became very defensive after mice put my lawn tractor out of commission by chewing the wiring. They like some of the wire coatings that some manufactures use instead of rubber. They seem to like my John Deere wiring material.