Can't get my codes?
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Can't get my codes?
O.K. I got a 91 vert and I think that it is in "limp mode" ~~ here is a little of the back story ~~~ https://www.rx7club.com/south-rx-7-forum-34/picked-up-91-vert-975058/
But I can't seem to get the check engine light to flash? Am I doing something wrong?
But I can't seem to get the check engine light to flash? Am I doing something wrong?
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I "believe" you can manually pull the codes on an S5 much like you can on an S4. You need to make the LED code checker used for the S4. You then find the check connector which I believe is Green and located near the battery and has the following three wires; Yellow, Yellow/Black and Black/White. You use these wires to connect to the code checker and then you ground the single wire check connector near the battery as well and then turn key to on and it should provide you the fault codes. Might be wrong on this, but I remember helping another poster with a similar problem months ago and he had success if I remember correctly.
http://2ndgenrx7.freeservers.com/error%20codes.html
http://2ndgenrx7.freeservers.com/error%20codes.html
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Yeah I know how to get the codes ~~~ if the check engine light would blink, but it doesn't.. Are the connectors on the passenger side of the car the same as on the driver? Should I try it on the other side? WHY WON'T IT BLINK?
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I "believe" you can manually pull the codes on an S5 much like you can on an S4. You need to make the LED code checker used for the S4. You then find the check connector which I believe is Green and located near the battery and has the following three wires; Yellow, Yellow/Black and Black/White. You use these wires to connect to the code checker and then you ground the single wire check connector near the battery as well and then turn key to on and it should provide you the fault codes. Might be wrong on this, but I remember helping another poster with a similar problem months ago and he had success if I remember correctly.
http://2ndgenrx7.freeservers.com/error%20codes.html
http://2ndgenrx7.freeservers.com/error%20codes.html
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