My list of codes for a brake malfunction only goes up to code 13.
About 70 cents a pound. Make sure you have a tax licence when you go to turn it in at the salvage yard. This stops people from stealing material and then turning it in with no fear of getting caught.
It all depends on where you live. Also if it is not a certain amount of pounds you would have to deliver it to the recyclers (I looked into it myself already). Anything more than 1 pound would be worth the trip though because of the value of gas (per gallon) is less than that of a pound of copper.
I was just at our local recycle center this week taking in aluminum cans(in SoCal). I think the sign said $1.50 a pound for copper. That is the best price of anythng there. Copper is excellent. You might try to clean them up if they are dirty. I think you'll get a better price for it. Good luck :-)
?1, 11, 12 ECU Malfunction ?2 Open Isolation Valve or Malfunctioning ECU ?3 Open Dump Valve or ECU Malfunction ?4 Grounded Antilock Valve Reset Switch ?5 Eccessive Actuations of the Dump Valve ?6 Erratic Speed Signal ?7 Shorted Isolation Valve or Faulty ECU ?8 Shorted Dump Valve or Faulty ECU ?9 Open Circuit to Speed Signal ?10 Brake Lamp Switch Circuit ?13, 14 and 15 ECU Malfunction.Great question kathy ive not run across a code 19 from a RWAL system in the past.If no other codes have been set you should have the ECU replaced.Best of luck.
