>> anyone know why a computer would spit a code that doesn't exist?
> Computers in general are nortorious for spitting out wierd stuff when
> they get confused.
Sometimes the 'computer' (microprocessor + program) is built for the top of the line, and use in simpler systems. I have an RCA TV that is not suppossed to give me the time. Its a plain XL-100 from 1987. Twice in the last year after unplugging/plugging somewhere else, it gives me the time on the screen. The problem is, I have no way to change the time settings, and when I try to unplug it, and plug it at exactly 12:00, the time goes away!
I also have a Technics dual deck that has 'pause' for the recording deck only, but you can use pause on the other deck by using the remote control for the receiver.
All of this means to me that the computer may just be giving you the right code... but the conditions for doing so should not have happenned in your car.
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Juan Diego Arango Arango
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