I unplugged the battery fan and got a C1259 & POAOD Code

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  1. latitude500

    latitude500 Junior Member

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    I was putting in some sound deadening material in the back of the car. I removed all the trim and removed the battery fan for a fast cleaning. But when I plugged the fan back into the car, I got two codes C1259 and POAOD. I must have not plugged everything in right, or moved something around. Man I feel dump.

    What do I need to do to fix this issue. I powered the car on and the fan did come on so I know it's working at least.
     
    #1 latitude500, Mar 21, 2019
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    You could unplug the 12 volt battery and see if the codes return.
     
    #2 Raytheeagle, Mar 21, 2019
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    Delete the codes
     
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    After deleting the codes, or disconnecting the battery for a while to delete the codes,
    slowly go over everything and make sure you connected everything correctly.
    Look at anything close by you may have disconnected or damaged.
     
    #4 ASRDogman, Mar 21, 2019
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    That did it. I cleared out the codes and unplugged the battery for the night. Put everything back together and she is good to go. Thank you for your help everyone.
     
    #5 latitude500, Mar 23, 2019
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