check engine codes
yes and it is extremely easy.
Get a paper clip and put one end into terminal Te1 and the other end in e1.
The car must not be running and the shifter should be in neutral.
good luck
(edit) your auto parts store should be extremely ashamed of themself
Get a paper clip and put one end into terminal Te1 and the other end in e1.
The car must not be running and the shifter should be in neutral.
good luck
(edit) your auto parts store should be extremely ashamed of themself
under the driver side dash there is also the diagram on the lid to tell which pin is which
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Yeah u get flashing lights, you count them and you need to find the code online or something
oh yes sorry man we should of told you.
The way it works is the cel will flash in a pattern that u must pay attention to.
It will flash in two seperate pattersn as all codes have two numbers involved.
The first series of flashes will be the first number of a two number codee---the second set of flashes will be the second number in that code.
The flashes will happen with a 0.5 second interval if im not mistaken, than u will get about a 1.5 second pause and than a second series of flashes will go again.
You can find out what th codes mean here or online.
good luck---hope i expalined it clearly enough
The way it works is the cel will flash in a pattern that u must pay attention to.
It will flash in two seperate pattersn as all codes have two numbers involved.
The first series of flashes will be the first number of a two number codee---the second set of flashes will be the second number in that code.
The flashes will happen with a 0.5 second interval if im not mistaken, than u will get about a 1.5 second pause and than a second series of flashes will go again.
You can find out what th codes mean here or online.
good luck---hope i expalined it clearly enough
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its actually under the dash , not easily visible , stick your head under the dash almost where ur feet would be and look up---u cant miss it.
good luck
Most mechanic shops can check your codes for a small fee--especially if u tell them u know how to do it but are just lazy ---perhaps 20 bucks or so.
good luck
Most mechanic shops can check your codes for a small fee--especially if u tell them u know how to do it but are just lazy ---perhaps 20 bucks or so.
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From: wi
i wish i was kidding.
crap.
looks like i need to find uhhh... a data link controller interface?
i'm hoping i can find something that plugs in to whatever i need to plug in to whatever.
any tips or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
... like i said.... it;s not my day.
crap.
looks like i need to find uhhh... a data link controller interface?
i'm hoping i can find something that plugs in to whatever i need to plug in to whatever.
any tips or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
... like i said.... it;s not my day.