Service Engine Soon light is on
Originally posted by Bernie Lomax
Can someone help me find the link to the code thing? It just came on and I'm at just over 75K miles. What could my problem be? It's running fine as far as I can tell. Just had the oil changed.
Can someone help me find the link to the code thing? It just came on and I'm at just over 75K miles. What could my problem be? It's running fine as far as I can tell. Just had the oil changed.
the Check Engine light at:
http://vbxmaxima.8m.com/ecu.html
The DTC "translations" are found at:
http://vbxmaxima.8m.com/ecudecoder.html
Don't worry, be happy!
Originally posted by Bernie Lomax
The light was on for 2 days and before I could check the code, it's shut itself off.
Should I be worried?
The light was on for 2 days and before I could check the code, it's shut itself off.
Should I be worried?
Do a Diagnostic Trouble Code readout. The codes may still be accessible.
Re: Don't worry, be happy!
Even though the light is off, the code should be available for a certain amount of ignition key turns. I think the ecu will store the code for about 50 turns of the ignition key. After that, if it doesn't see the same error code, it will erase it. I'm not too sure what the exact # of key turns clears the memory though. Just run the diagnostic asap to make sure you can still get it for future reference.
Originally posted by Daniel B. Martin
It is normal for some problems to "go away". The loose fuel cap code is an example.
Do a Diagnostic Trouble Code readout. The codes may still be accessible.
It is normal for some problems to "go away". The loose fuel cap code is an example.
Do a Diagnostic Trouble Code readout. The codes may still be accessible.
Re: Re: Re: Don't worry, be happy!
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