001652 - Cylinder 4 Glow Plug Circuit (Q13): Electrical Fault

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Ok, I had my injectors replaced last week and ever since I have been getting the following error code come up with the MIL light on. Cleared a few times but after a few start-ups it comes back on.

1 Fault Found 

001652 - Cylinder 4 Glow Plug Circuit (Q13): Electrical Fault 
               P0674 - 006 - Short to Plus - Intermittent - MIL ON
             Freeze Frame 
                    Fault Status: 10100001
                    Fault Priority: 1
                    Fault Frequency: 3
                    Reset counter: 40
                    Mileage: 177351 km
                    Time Indication: 0
                    Date: 2000.00.00
                    Time: 15:46:22

             Freeze Frame 
                    RPM: 832 /min
                    Torque: 40.0 Nm
                    Speed: 0.0 km/h
                        0.00 %
                    Voltage: 11.87 V
                    Bin. Bits: 00110000
                    Temperature: 12.0°C


Readiness: N/A

I phoned the dealers and they said I could bring it in but they don't suspect it can be related to the injectors. My suspicion is that they have either dislodged something or pulled a wire loose etc. Is this possible? Would they have gone near any glowplug wiring whilst replacing the injectors? I don't fancy footing a big bill for this because it was fine when it went in!!

 

[Fusster]

The wiring loom that is replaced when the injectors are replaced is also the loom that supplys the glow plugs so there is a chance the connector for the glow plug in question has not been fitted correctly particulary if you were fault free before
cheers

 

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Ah right, hopefully that is what it is! Is it a big job for them to get to the connector, ie do they have to strip the engine down?

 

[Fusster]

Ah right, hopefully that is what it is! Is it a big job for them to get to the connector, ie do they have to strip the engine down?

nah...just take the cam cover off,take about a hour max

 

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So long as I don't get billed a fortune for them to do it then I'm ok with it!