Check Engine light
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Check Engine light
My car started to itle at 1.5 rpms today. If i let the car site and itle for 5 mins then check engine light comes on and car itles fine. What could this be and how can it be fixed. Also car runs fine with the check engine light on, and vtec engages properly.
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Re: Check Engine light (ejmatzell)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ejmatzell »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yea, if you don't have the CEL checker thing (not sure what it's called), you can go to autozone and they will read it for free.</TD></TR></TABLE>
It's called an SRS connector. To check the code pull the two wire connector from the area above the ECU (it should be in a rubber casing) If you dont have a connector to join the two open sides of the connector just bend a paperclip and stick it in both sides (connecting the two ends of the coneector together) That is a Mcgyver way of doing it and it works; you just have to have a good connection.
It's called an SRS connector. To check the code pull the two wire connector from the area above the ECU (it should be in a rubber casing) If you dont have a connector to join the two open sides of the connector just bend a paperclip and stick it in both sides (connecting the two ends of the coneector together) That is a Mcgyver way of doing it and it works; you just have to have a good connection.
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Re: Check Engine light (Lan)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Lan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
It's called an SRS connector. To check the code pull the two wire connector from the area above the ECU (it should be in a rubber casing) If you dont have a connector to join the two open sides of the connector just bend a paperclip and stick it in both sides (connecting the two ends of the coneector together) That is a Mcgyver way of doing it and it works; you just have to have a good connection.
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Actually it's the SCS connector...SRS is the airbag system (Supplimental Restraint System)...
And it's MacGyver
(Sorry, I'm a die hard fan of that show!).
Not trying to be a jackass, just all fun and games
But to the OP, check the code like everyone else said and get back to us.
-- Kevin
It's called an SRS connector. To check the code pull the two wire connector from the area above the ECU (it should be in a rubber casing) If you dont have a connector to join the two open sides of the connector just bend a paperclip and stick it in both sides (connecting the two ends of the coneector together) That is a Mcgyver way of doing it and it works; you just have to have a good connection.
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Actually it's the SCS connector...SRS is the airbag system (Supplimental Restraint System)...
And it's MacGyver
(Sorry, I'm a die hard fan of that show!).Not trying to be a jackass, just all fun and games
But to the OP, check the code like everyone else said and get back to us.
-- Kevin
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Re: Check Engine light (b62pteg#2)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b62pteg#2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Actually it's the SCS connector...SRS is the airbag system (Supplimental Restraint System)...
And it's MacGyver (Sorry, I'm a die hard fan of that show!).
Not trying to be a jackass, just all fun and games
But to the OP, check the code like everyone else said and get back to us.
-- Kevin</TD></TR></TABLE>
did u see his commerical? man did he get old lol
And it's MacGyver
(Sorry, I'm a die hard fan of that show!).Not trying to be a jackass, just all fun and games
But to the OP, check the code like everyone else said and get back to us.
-- Kevin</TD></TR></TABLE>
did u see his commerical? man did he get old lol
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Re: Check Engine light (LoseRPunKx182)
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did u see his commerical? man did he get old lol </TD></TR></TABLE>
Yah man, that's what I thought! I was like holy crap! I'm so happy the seasons are coming out on DVD one by one though...never gets old watching them!
For all who want to know what we're talking about...
http://www.priceless.com/film/worldpremiere.html
Give the screen about 10 seconds to go through it's stupid "world premier" thing, then the actual MacGyver stuff comes up. You can watch the original commercial, look at behind the scenes/making/interviews...it's awesome!
And sorry to the OP! I really didn't mean to highjack this! But hey at least it's a free bump, and when you do get us the code, more poeple can help!
-- Kevin
did u see his commerical? man did he get old lol </TD></TR></TABLE>
Yah man, that's what I thought! I was like holy crap! I'm so happy the seasons are coming out on DVD one by one though...never gets old watching them!
For all who want to know what we're talking about...
http://www.priceless.com/film/worldpremiere.html
Give the screen about 10 seconds to go through it's stupid "world premier" thing, then the actual MacGyver stuff comes up. You can watch the original commercial, look at behind the scenes/making/interviews...it's awesome!
And sorry to the OP! I really didn't mean to highjack this! But hey at least it's a free bump, and when you do get us the code, more poeple can help!
-- Kevin
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