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Try resetting the ECM and go from there. I had that on my 2003. Took it to a Dealer and 1st time they said loose/corroded connector. It worked for a few miles. Took it back to the Dealer and they replaced the angle sensor. Problem came back. This was over two years as my Rube stays at my Camp 8 hours away most of the year. Tried a new dealer this past fall. They replaced the ECM and properly indexed the angle sensor. 100 miles later no issues. I also had them adjust the valves which resulted in a much improved starting routine.
Zero out the ECM by resetting it and then take notice of the codes you are getting. I had an 11 then a 10. Also put dielectric grease on all connectors (lightly), If you have a service manual go through the troubleshooting procedures to narrow down the codes. Lots of You Tube videos on this. Good luck.
Zero out the ECM by resetting it and then take notice of the codes you are getting. I had an 11 then a 10. Also put dielectric grease on all connectors (lightly), If you have a service manual go through the troubleshooting procedures to narrow down the codes. Lots of You Tube videos on this. Good luck.
