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What is the problem? My son had a #6 miss fire. Changed plugs, wires, coil pack, and swapped fuel injectors. Still no fix. Used some AMSOIL engine foam. 1 can and cleared his code. If I'd did not see it I would not believe it.
Your thermostat could be bad. Also.use the correct one. Modern engines are designed to run hotter. If you use a cooler thermostat, you engine will run rich. Don't ask how I know.
You get what you pay for. A basic reader at Harbor Freight us cheap. But only reads codes. I have an orange one. Can't remember the brand, used buy several mechanics. Gives me a few options for testing and seeing what is going on. See what brands mechanic's are using and get one of them. I...
Cover the suspect area in copper screen and ground to chassis. This might prevent the wireless signal from getting through. Also check grounds on the system. A missing ground might cause it. You need to send the wireless signal to ground.
Outside door handle return spring broke or missing. Handle must be closed for lock to work properly. There is a thread on the board for the door spring repair.
Maybe some kind of power controller. I would just cover it and leave it alone. I have a remote start on mine under the dash from a previous owner. No remote. Tided into a few relays. Truck runs good. I just secured the wires and relays and drive. Not worth messing something up if it works.