RE: Code Reader
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RE: Code Reader
Well, i really dont want to take it to a shop, im a kid, so dont really know all that much although i have come a long way since last yr, ill try it, im pretty sure ive tried it before but that diagram helps alot thanks!
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RE: Code Reader
ORIGINAL: ohiocopper12 ........ no need for a $10,000 code reader when a paper clip (or any small diameter wire that you can bend to fit the slots) will work.... |
RE: Code Reader
For obd1?
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ORIGINAL: MadMikeZ28 but it has gone as far as to tell me stuff like the time a shift soleniod set a code and that the guy was speeding when it happened. (I could have gotten him in trouble withhis boss) 114 mph with a P0300....Ahhhh, hun, you might want to stay off the speed limiter with that poor Grand Am..... Suddenly she remembered she was on the Interstate (ya right, I system is a ways away) and was in fast moving heavy traffic (ya right, I system traffic stay above 100) and it did start to cut out when she was going that fast. :D Gotta love it. |
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http://www.partsamerica.com/ProductD...egoryCode=3389
Here is one but really a paper clip works well and is cheaper. But if you look at the link tou will see a place where it says download manual. Do that and maybe it will give you an idea of what it does and how to read the flashes. |
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so all im doin is turning the car on, not engine just electronics and putting a clip in a/b and watch?
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Ya, Key on, Engine off.
Count flashes. |
RE: Code Reader
k ill try that
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well i did it, got the light went on, pause for a few seconds, then went on pause two faster flashes then stop, like 15 sec later repeated...
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