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Check engine light on and wallet empty. 200 1993

posted by  sailing on  Sun May 28 15:17 CST 2006
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Do I need a special meter to read the computer? I know this not a good question as I know what the codes are but not how to read them or what the blint patterns means? I appreciate any help and would like to buy what ever is needed to learn how to find out what the computer is doing.

Sailing






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