Throwin' a code!
ive got my check engine and trac-off life coming on simultaniously and periodically. can i fix this by taking out the appropriate fuse, waiting 10 seconds, then plugging it back it? if so, then what is the correct fuse? if not, then what is my solution?
in other words, you two are too ****ing stupid to come up with an intelligent response so you act like a moronic jackass. honestly, your cocky remarks couldnt fool a 3rd grade retard with down syndrome that your heads so far up your *** you can finally clean out that *** that bubba deposited there when you went to jail for porkin a pumpkin in public because your combination of having a face that looks like mike tyson skull ****ed it and your [sarcasm] overwhelming intellect [/sarcasm] couldnt even score you a dead hooker in a dumpster.
now, anybody with a hint of brains have something worthwhile and constructive have something to say about the topic at hand? i am all ears to the people who have actually worked on their cars instead of just taking it to the dealership when any little problem occurs like the 2 above ***-hats.
now, anybody with a hint of brains have something worthwhile and constructive have something to say about the topic at hand? i am all ears to the people who have actually worked on their cars instead of just taking it to the dealership when any little problem occurs like the 2 above ***-hats.
dude, chill, seriously. AWJ was just joking and link13 was just offering some advice. But I will still tell you how to fix your prob. Under the hood, there is a fuse box, take off the cover and remove the EFI fuse (30 amp, looks like a normal fuse). Remove it for 15 seconds and then just plug it back in. To find the code that you are running is a little more difficult. Under your driver kick panel ( I guess thats what its called), is a little diagnostics port, shaped like a circle. To access this , pull up the carpet on the drivers side where it meets the door jam and kick panel. Open up the cap on the port and stick a paper clip in there to bridge the verry bottom right hole and the very bottom-3rd to the right hole. Once youve bridged the gaps, turn the ignition to either ACC or ON, I forget and count the number and pattern of the check engine light, it will blink.
Ok there you go, and stop from making all those immature comments
Ok there you go, and stop from making all those immature comments
Hites, thank you for your insightful and encouraging remarks. Please use the search feature on this site as this has been discussed many times and there are instructions for pulling error codes on OBDI vehicles. For OBDII cars, you can go to Autozone and ask them to pull the error code.
You did not state anything about what car you have and what year, so it makes it difficult to help you out. I was wrong to give light-hearted reply before. You're a real prince of a guy and I sure wish I had gone to the end of the earth to help you out when I had the chance.
Have a nice day. The check's in the mail.
You did not state anything about what car you have and what year, so it makes it difficult to help you out. I was wrong to give light-hearted reply before. You're a real prince of a guy and I sure wish I had gone to the end of the earth to help you out when I had the chance.
Have a nice day. The check's in the mail.
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It's just too easy - your like an open book dude. Thanks for the entertainment. Too bad.
Common sense would tell you to run the code. Get caught up on the most recent maintenance intervals and troubleshoot from there. Obviously, you need a mechanic, hoss. Do yourself a favor and find the factory service manuals. Then read them. Then learn how to treat people with repsect and you will be treated with respect.
The flux capacitor can be found under the carpet over the middle center left bottom console trigger release mechanism.
Common sense would tell you to run the code. Get caught up on the most recent maintenance intervals and troubleshoot from there. Obviously, you need a mechanic, hoss. Do yourself a favor and find the factory service manuals. Then read them. Then learn how to treat people with repsect and you will be treated with respect.
The flux capacitor can be found under the carpet over the middle center left bottom console trigger release mechanism.
Originally posted by awj
Then learn how to treat people with repsect and you will be treated with respect.
Then learn how to treat people with repsect and you will be treated with respect.
now if you actually had a hint of knowledge, you would have said something intelligent, but instead you talked like a smart ***, thus showing that you actually have no useful knowledge on the topic at hand. so whos as easy to read as a book? lmao, this is too easy!
Last edited by Hites; Apr 24, 2004 at 12:50 PM.
Originally posted by link13
Please use the search feature on this site as this has been discussed many times and there are instructions for pulling error codes on OBDI vehicles.
You did not state anything about what car you have and what year, so it makes it difficult to help you out. I was wrong to give light-hearted reply before. You're a real prince of a guy and I sure wish I had gone to the end of the earth to help you out when I had the chance.
Have a nice day.
Please use the search feature on this site as this has been discussed many times and there are instructions for pulling error codes on OBDI vehicles.
You did not state anything about what car you have and what year, so it makes it difficult to help you out. I was wrong to give light-hearted reply before. You're a real prince of a guy and I sure wish I had gone to the end of the earth to help you out when I had the chance.
Have a nice day.
good golly! ya know, i think theres a use for the 'profile' button! well lets see whats in there... WOW! it says "92 SC400"; whodathunkit!? so whos the lazy bastard who cant click a button? thats what i thought; actually, on second thought, theres actually less work by just clicking profile button than searching for something.
Have a GREAT day!
Originally posted by /Aerostar\
dude, chill, seriously. AWJ was just joking and link13 was just offering some advice. But I will still tell you how to fix your prob. Under the hood, there is a fuse box, take off the cover and remove the EFI fuse (30 amp, looks like a normal fuse). Remove it for 15 seconds and then just plug it back in. To find the code that you are running is a little more difficult. Under your driver kick panel ( I guess thats what its called), is a little diagnostics port, shaped like a circle. To access this , pull up the carpet on the drivers side where it meets the door jam and kick panel. Open up the cap on the port and stick a paper clip in there to bridge the verry bottom right hole and the very bottom-3rd to the right hole. Once youve bridged the gaps, turn the ignition to either ACC or ON, I forget and count the number and pattern of the check engine light, it will blink.
Ok there you go, and stop from making all those immature comments
dude, chill, seriously. AWJ was just joking and link13 was just offering some advice. But I will still tell you how to fix your prob. Under the hood, there is a fuse box, take off the cover and remove the EFI fuse (30 amp, looks like a normal fuse). Remove it for 15 seconds and then just plug it back in. To find the code that you are running is a little more difficult. Under your driver kick panel ( I guess thats what its called), is a little diagnostics port, shaped like a circle. To access this , pull up the carpet on the drivers side where it meets the door jam and kick panel. Open up the cap on the port and stick a paper clip in there to bridge the verry bottom right hole and the very bottom-3rd to the right hole. Once youve bridged the gaps, turn the ignition to either ACC or ON, I forget and count the number and pattern of the check engine light, it will blink.
Ok there you go, and stop from making all those immature comments
sorry bout how i talk, but i call it like i see it.
Last edited by Hites; Apr 24, 2004 at 05:07 PM.
well then what the hell do you want?? I answered exactly what you were asking. You better stop being such a ***** or you'll be out of here in no time. And what do you mean by "stuck up little cocky ****es", Im 16 and in no way stuck-up, I paid for this car myself and I pay for everything that has to do with it. Grow up man
Originally posted by /Aerostar\
well then what the hell do you want?? I answered exactly what you were asking. You better stop being such a ***** or you'll be out of here in no time. And what do you mean by "stuck up little cocky ****es", Im 16 and in no way stuck-up, I paid for this car myself and I pay for everything that has to do with it. Grow up man
well then what the hell do you want?? I answered exactly what you were asking. You better stop being such a ***** or you'll be out of here in no time. And what do you mean by "stuck up little cocky ****es", Im 16 and in no way stuck-up, I paid for this car myself and I pay for everything that has to do with it. Grow up man






