Engine Light
Elder User
Joined: Oct 2003
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From: Seattle
Get a code reader, only option. Actually I have heard you can take it to an auto store and they will read your code for you. But I've never done this so I wouldn't know where. Pretty sure it's free.
Any symptoms you'd care to share, it would give you and indication of how severe the issue is. Might be a trivial problem, something you can put off.
Any symptoms you'd care to share, it would give you and indication of how severe the issue is. Might be a trivial problem, something you can put off.
Post Fiend
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 9,748
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From: Connecticut
That's right, your '01 is OBD-II which means you need a code reader to pull codes. Someplace like Autozone will pull them for free, or you can pick up a small reader yourself that fits in the glove box and will read codes from virtually any '96+ vehicle. I've seen units like the Actron CP-9125 on eBay for under $50.
P.S. Welcome to FTE!
P.S. Welcome to FTE!
