Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) Sensor Circuit Intermittent High Voltage
On Buick vehicles, P1115 is logged when the ECU detects a fault in the cooling: “Engine Coolant Temperature (ECT) Sensor Circuit Intermittent High Voltage”. P1115 is a manufacturer-specific Buick code (the "1" after the letter marks an OEM-defined code), so its meaning applies to Buick and may differ on other makes.
Typical triggers for a cooling code like P1115 include faulty or ageing sensors, wiring/connector faults, a clogged or removed component, or a value drifting outside the ECU's expected window. Symptoms range from a check-engine light only, to limp mode, rough running, higher consumption or failed emissions tests.
When a Buick has had hardware changed for off-road/motorsport use (for example a removed DPF or EGR), the related monitor must be disabled in the ECU map or the code re-appears. Softechpro Solutions performs DPF/EGR/AdBlue/DTC off and recalculates the checksum, so codes like P1115 stay cleared after the flash. Genuine faults should always be repaired, not just hidden.
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