If you read the topic I posted you would have saw that PSP is Power Steering Pump. If they told you that P1652 is IAC monitor disabled because "PSP switch input faliure" on they screwed up because that is actually P1562, I know that because I copied it off thier computer screen myself.
P1651 IS "Fan 1 relay control circuit". So, knowing this, and knowing we have two fan relay control circuits (high and low) its only logical that P1652 is "Fan 2 relay control circuit". That's alway been my thinking :D even though the meaning can't be found anywhere.
You should try reseting the PCM like they said. All you need to do is pull the "PCM BATT" and "PCM IGN" then turn the key to the "ON" position. That will reset the PCM, don't worry about disconnecting the battery. Drive around a while and then have Autozone scan it again. Stand right behind the guy as he pulls the codes and write them down yourself. Then make sure you write down the exact meaning off the computer screen yourself. This assures they don't screw it up like they did to me. I had them pull codes for me, then when I got OBD II I scanned it myself and found out they gave me the wrong codes :mad:
P1651 IS "Fan 1 relay control circuit". So, knowing this, and knowing we have two fan relay control circuits (high and low) its only logical that P1652 is "Fan 2 relay control circuit". That's alway been my thinking :D even though the meaning can't be found anywhere.
You should try reseting the PCM like they said. All you need to do is pull the "PCM BATT" and "PCM IGN" then turn the key to the "ON" position. That will reset the PCM, don't worry about disconnecting the battery. Drive around a while and then have Autozone scan it again. Stand right behind the guy as he pulls the codes and write them down yourself. Then make sure you write down the exact meaning off the computer screen yourself. This assures they don't screw it up like they did to me. I had them pull codes for me, then when I got OBD II I scanned it myself and found out they gave me the wrong codes :mad:
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