Modified by turbochic at 11:15 PM 9/20/2007

 

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my question is, is there a different area to pull the codes on a 93 hatch than a 97 civic ex? i wouldnt think so but it didnt work for me, any help would be great.
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nope, should be exactly the same.
Make sure when you jump your friends 93 hatch, that you jump the smaller diagnostic plug, while the car is on w/check light being thrown...

 

so the car has to on or just the ignition in the "on" position? yeah i did the smaller one, there are two, one with two wires and one with three wires, i did the one with two wires.

 

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the car has to be totally running, with the check light ON, then you jump the service connector and the check light will then start blinking.

 

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the car has to be totally running, with the check light ON, then you jump the service connector and the check light will then start blinking.</TD></TR></TABLE>

wow, i did it with just the ignition in "on" with my car, and it gave me the code,
thank you for your response, i will try what you said. thanks

 

cool deal..

 

urs would also be a obd-2, which i learned at wirk does not work when jumping with the paper clip i learned that it only works with obd-1 vehicles or older