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Scan the computer diagnostic codes using a GM code scanner.
How do i pull codes for a 1989 acura legend
Get the codes using a scanner
You need some sort of a scanner to plug in to retrive the codes from the computer. Prefer using a Kia scanner for best results.
check your owners manual,but in some vehicles you can get your codes by turning your key off and on several time ie 5 0r 6 without starting the vehicle,then the codes flash where the mileage read out is on your speedometer,providing you have digital readout
No. I don't know the Taurus, specifically, but the OBD II standard does not provide non-computer access to codes, such as with the older GM CCC system using a jumper.
That depends on what part of the system is malfunctioning. You will probably need to start by using a scanner to check the cluster for trouble codes.That depends on what part of the system is malfunctioning. You will probably need to start by using a scanner to check the cluster for trouble codes.
try autozone.com has online manuals that give step by step how to
If you are using a scanner to retrieve these codes, you will need a code book. You would be able to buy this book at farm and fleet.
magnetic door locking system, turnstiles that can be controlled using fingerprint scanner, retina scanner, smart cards, bar codes
Yes it can be reset without going to the dealer and you will have to pay for it. It will require someone with a scanner. How did you arrive at replacing the oxygen sensors. I own a shop and a customer came in Friday with the same codes. Using our scanner and it's troubleshooter guide, we replaced a cracked vacuum line and cleared the codes. Code is gone without replacing anything except for a vacuum hose. A lot cheaper than jumping to conclusions and replacing perfectly good parts.
In 1996 all cars sold in the U.S. had to be made with what they call OBD2 (Onboard Diagnostics 2). This system cannot be checked by using the key, it can only be checked with an OBD2 scanner. Some auto partsstores like AutoZone and O'reill's will run these tests for free. sgi