007_STI

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07 STI my DCCD is throwing codes at me anyone have any idea what it could be its started after my accident it just flashes on OPEN and my diff is making a nasty clunk sound when im in reverse and turning? any help with determining the cause would be helpful and greatly appreciated thanks iclubbers

sigterm

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Check the connections to the diff, your console. Sounds like its locked.

Paste the code would help too.

CHESTON

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Also what kind if accident and some of those details may help too.

007_STI

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front end collision not damage to the frame just hood, front bumber, radiator support beam bent back thats about it. SIGTERM its just a constant flash about every 2 sec or so

CHESTON

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Kinda strange, but not unheard of.

IIRC, the flashing DCCD light means computer detects something wrong in the DCCD system.

usually...this is sensor related....but:

hope these cross-links work to answer your question:
DTC and DCCD Reset - NASIOC

Why is my DCCD light blinking green? - Subaru Impreza WRX STI Forums: IWSTI.com
-this link said solutions ranged from cleaning wheel ABS sensors, to bad ground (chassis), blown fuses to bad sensor.

both posts have ways on how to pull the specific codes tho, as sigterm mentioned.

hope this is a good start, and post them codes...

007_STI

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thanks alot much appreciated!!!!

04sleeper

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did you have it towed after the accident?

007_STI

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yeah went straight to the shop

04sleeper

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did they tow it on a flatbed or were they dragging the rear wheels?

corytomo

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if not flatbedded, then dead center diff.

04sleeper

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that's what it sounds like to me.

007_STI

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it was a flat bed. I tried resting the dccd like it said in the other forums but no luck as soon as i shut the car off it and turn it over again it goes back to the flash?! Im thinking when i crash i might have rattled somthing lose or damaged it but i cant seem to pin point the problem.. and again THANKS iclubbers

Z Madness

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Did you pull any codes?

CHESTON

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so, then likely, diagnosing this over the interwebz, i'll venture to say it's electrical. either sensor, wiring, ground, or module.

recommend pulling them codes and report back.

good luck, and hope its not expensive...

007_STI

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yeah i plan on pulling the codes this weekend and i hope its not expensive either!!