how to recognize ecu codes.
i dont really understand what a code is and how do you know what it is . I hear all this talk about ecu's throwing codes and I dont know what they mean. hopefully you guys can help me out. Is there a website to know all this code stuff.
There's a 'service connector' plug somewhere. On my '95 Integra it's stuffed up alongside the right side of the glovebox. You short it with a paper clip, then turn on the ignition, don't start the engine. The check-engine light will blink out the code. Long flash = 10, short = 1, long pause between means a whole new error code. So... long - short - short - short - short - long pause - long - long - long pause - repeat... would be code 14 and code 20.
Some older cars just have an LED on the ECU itself, you just fold back the carpeting & watch it blink. Newer OBD2 cars have a connection so some guy at AutoZoned can plug in a reader...
PS. the Helm repair manual tells you ALL the details for your year of car.
Some older cars just have an LED on the ECU itself, you just fold back the carpeting & watch it blink. Newer OBD2 cars have a connection so some guy at AutoZoned can plug in a reader...
PS. the Helm repair manual tells you ALL the details for your year of car.
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