Clearing error codes after a fix
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Clearing error codes after a fix
Replaced the solenoid pack on my 4R100 transmission and the truck runs like new again, but the error codes are still there on my Bluedriver scan tool.
Am a bit mystified, any ideas ?
Am a bit mystified, any ideas ?
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From: Oologah, OK
get the free ForScan app and use it to clear all DTCs
https://forscan.org/home.html
if you have a Windows laptop, get the USB wired adapter for the laptop.
that gives all of the functions of ForScan
https://forscan.org/home.html
if you have a Windows laptop, get the USB wired adapter for the laptop.
that gives all of the functions of ForScan
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From: North Carolina
shorting the battery cables together
I read you can disconnect the negative battery cable and then jumper or connect the negative to the positive cable for 5 to 10 minutes and clears everything. Have to re-learn shift points etc. Is this correct? I have two codes that forscan won't clear that I may have fixed after one of my 4x4 hubs came loose.
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I read you can disconnect the negative battery cable and then jumper or connect the negative to the positive cable for 5 to 10 minutes and clears everything. Have to re-learn shift points etc. Is this correct? I have two codes that forscan won't clear that I may have fixed after one of my 4x4 hubs came loose.
well, at least it works on my Suburban, never tried on my 7.3L because I have a CTS-3 and it can read the PIDs and clear the codes.
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