UPDATE! Problem solved! I removed the FMI1 relay for the A/C, replaced the 10A fuse in the #8 position of the underhood fuse box and everything was normal again. Now, my next task is to track down the short in the A/C compressor/clutch wiring. Luckily, here in the Pacific NW, I won't be needing A/C ...

Thanks for the tip about the A/C relay. I'll give that a go to disable the A/C so I don't have to skin up my knuckles trying to wriggle my hand down to the wire connector on the compressor.

Have you checked the fuses in the engine compartment? I read one of the fixes for these codes was replacing a blown 10A fuse (slot 11?) in the engine compartment, It's the fuse for the accelerator pedal sensor, cooling fan for electronics box engine compartment and AC compressor solenoid switch. I ...

Have you checked the fuses in the engine compartment? I read one of the fixes for these codes was replacing a blown 10A fuse (slot 11?) in the engine compartment, It's the fuse for the accelerator pedal sensor, cooling fan for electronics box engine compartment and AC compressor solenoid switch. I ...

scot850 wrote: ↑08 Jan 2025, 06:56 https://diaglaptops.com/wp/vida2go/

Neil

Thanks! Very helpful!

If its in limp mode Vida will show why. You already spent more money on the wrong parts than a vida setup costs. If you own a laptop you can buy vida on a thumb drive($100) with its own operating system, all you need is a JRL cable. Google boot&go. Can you share a link to where to obtain these?...

cn90 wrote: ↑06 Jan 2025, 11:31 What is the odometer reading?

Approximately 188,000 miles

Hello everyone. I'm brand new to this community/forum. The subject line above summarizes my situation but here's a more expansive description. My daughter's 2004 S60 2.5T with automatic transmission went into Limp Mode a couple of weeks ago and became virtually undrivable. It starts up just fine and...