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recent 240 upgrade, info on codes needed

posted by  rhaire on  Thu Jul 10 00:04 CST 2003
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If you are talking about the on-board diagnostic codes stored by the ECU (with or without the check engine light) then get a Bentley manual for the car. You will not regret it. The OBD device is on the rear of the left strut tower. Small black box with a cap. Insert the pin in position 2 and depress the button for 2 seconds. Then observe the slow flash pattern. 1-1-1 means all is well.






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