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Reading engine codes w/ ohmmeter

Was wondering if anyone could walk me thru this for an 88 2.9
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Re: Reading engine codes w/ ohmmeter

http://www.troublecodes.net/Ford/

See if this helps.
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Would you be able to tell me a list of the codes that I might find and what they mean>?
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Re: Reading engine codes w/ ohmmeter

Scroll down on the same page until you find the EECIV trouble codes. There is a complete list and what they pertain to.
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