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'90 245 still acting weird 200 1990

posted by  ricefive on  Wed Feb 19 08:06 CST 2003
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An easier way to reset the computer that I learned on this site is to disconnect your negative battery terminal for about 20 seconds. This will completely reset the computer and the check engine codes. Then read the codes if they appear. Turn car power on, find the tester on the driver's fender, pull the top off of the little 3 inch rectangular box and then put the attached plug into socket 2, push the button for one second and read the code. then push the button again for another second, keep repeating until the same codes keep appearing. Search on Brickboard for "2.4 codes" and read the chart for the explanation.
To reset the codes, hold down the button for five seconds then the led light will stay on, then hold the button down for another five seconds, the light will go off and your codes are cleared. To make sure the codes are cleared, press the button for one more second and see if the code is 1-1-1, that means all clear. Good luck!
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1990 240- 230K- VX cam, springs, bilstiens, spt exh, euro lamps-turbo whls






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