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Old 02-11-2009, 03:13 PM   #1 (permalink)
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how do

you check the code on the check engine light?

or is there a forum already on this?
I searched but couldn't find anything.
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Go to Autozone and borrow their code reader. Plug it in. Voila!
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Someone answered your question before.

reading obd1 codes

I don't get why you couldn't get the search code reader to work. My first guess is operators error.

But go do what blacklude1 said cause that works too.
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Someone answered your question before.

reading obd1 codes

I don't get why you couldn't get the search code reader to work. My first guess is operators error.

But go do what blacklude1 said cause that works too.
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Yeah everything is explained in that thread. However if your CEL comes on past a certain RPM while driving, and the CEL isn't there when you turn on your car, it's most probably your knock sensor.
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