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Old 04-20-2004, 07:04 PM
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ECU Codes

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Can someone tell me how do you get the codes from the ecu? I read that when you start the car, the check engine light will tell you, but how about if that light doesnt come on, right now I feel like my EACV sensor is going bad, anyway of getting the codes. With another car I had I use to jump the system with a paper clip and get the codes that way. Anyway advice?

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Re: ECU Codes

Just pull the carpet back from your ecu and there is a little clear window on your ecu. Under that window is a red LED - count the number of time it blinks. Usually the LED will blink once when you turn on the car, after that it should not blink anymore unless you get a code.
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