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      08-14-2020, 01:14 PM   #1
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Crank with no start, blown relay?

I drove my car to work perfectly fine with no signs or symptoms like I usually do. Then when I got into it after work, it refused to start.

If I clear everything using Carly, the first couple times trying to start I immediately get the same two codes.

002AFE - Voltage at terminal 87

002B14 - Throttle Initialization




(Throttle Actuators were replaced 25k miles ago)

Solutions tried thus far:
- New plugs
- Replaced Battery and programmed the new one
- New OEM Fuel Pump
- Physically inspected Fuel Pump control unit (all capacitors looked new)
- Replaced multi-purpose relay
- Checked Engine Ground
- Checked all related fuses on the panel behind the glovebox

I've been throwing a lot of money at it with no luck. Does anyone have any ideas?
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      08-14-2020, 02:47 PM   #2
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I drove my car to work perfectly fine with no signs or symptoms like I usually do. Then when I got into it after work, it refused to start.

If I clear everything using Carly, the first couple times trying to start I immediately get the same two codes.

002AFE - Voltage at terminal 87

002B14 - Throttle Initialization




(Throttle Actuators were replaced 25k miles ago)

Solutions tried thus far:
- New plugs
- Replaced Battery and programmed the new one
- New OEM Fuel Pump
- Physically inspected Fuel Pump control unit (all capacitors looked new)
- Replaced multi-purpose relay
- Checked Engine Ground
- Checked all related fuses on the panel behind the glovebox

I've been throwing a lot of money at it with no luck. Does anyone have any ideas?
Might be a long shot, but check the fuel pump fuse in the fusebox behind the glovebox. Seems like you've exhausted all the other possible solutions.
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