Help with codes
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CN anybody help me with codes that will not clear. It is a bit confusing and I am not sure where to look .

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Edited by Tony-5xlj0 on Monday 25th July 13:01
Not sure if yours is a DB9 but here is a link to the data in PDF format.
https://aston1936.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/asto...
https://aston1936.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/asto...
Most OBD fault codes are generally the same for all makes of cars.
The P1000 code means the car has not gone through enough cycles since fault codes cleared.

The P0001 and P0003 codes refer to a fault with the fuel regulator, usually on the wiring side.
If the car is driving rough then fault with fuel regulator wiring, if no fault I should clear the codes and see if it reappears again.
The P1000 code means the car has not gone through enough cycles since fault codes cleared.
The P0001 and P0003 codes refer to a fault with the fuel regulator, usually on the wiring side.
If the car is driving rough then fault with fuel regulator wiring, if no fault I should clear the codes and see if it reappears again.
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