Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) Funny truck

[PVanderlugt]

Hey guy's need a little help, truck below.
Ran great on the way to work, sat for an hour started back up and started acting weird. Has the following codes, obviously some are not related to this problem but I thought I post everything, you never know.
0122,0500,1693,1690,0341,0602.
check engine light is on, starts up just fine seems to run reasonable well, little surging, the tach works but then dies after 5 seconds. some other weird electrical stuff, Airdog running when not supposed to, some relay's clickingetc. did not have a whole lot of time to troubleshoot.
Anybody have any thoughts on where to start looking for problems?. no recent things done to truck other then to clean battery cables to help with TC lock/unlock issues
Currently away from truck so unable to troubleshoot, trying to get a head start for when I get back.
Thanks for helping
Pete

 

[Missouri Mule]

1693 dtc detected in ECM or PCM

122 Apps signal to low

500 No vehilce speed snsor signal

341 Camshaft postion sensor signal

1690 vp44 crank shaft position sensor does not agree with ECM, crnkshaft postion sensor

602 ECM fueling calibration errror,ECM internal condition detected.



602 is not good but I would check battery connections especially the smaller connectors first. You have a lot of sensors not working. 602 means the electronics in the ECM are not working.

 

[grimesja]

it sounds like the small ground wire on the left battery (driver side) is loose. My truck did the excact same thing after my truck was worked on. Replaced the wire and it worked great.

 

[PVanderlugt]

Thanks guy's, I was figuring it was something common like that, this will give me a place to start looking when I get home. Do you think that the batteries could be a problem as well? they are going on their 9th northern Ohio winter, but they seem to work pretty well, cranks over decent and the green cat eyes still show good, but I know that batteries can do some funny things sometimes, specially when you start drawing more heavily with the colder temps now.
Thanks
Pete