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Diagnostic check
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KrisB
Diagnostic check
Is toyota the only place that has the equipment to properly diagnose problems or is there any other places ?
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^Trickster^
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Re: Diagnostic check
do it yourself by linking out te1 and e1 with a paper clip, then turn the ignition on and the engine check light will flash up codes with a squence
like on off on off on delay on off on off on off on=34 etc, it will keep cycling them from the second you turn the key, so if theres a code it will be repeated over and over.
its in the bgb if you have a copy
Graeme
like on off on off on delay on off on off on off on
=34 etc, it will keep cycling them from the second you turn the key, so if theres a code it will be repeated over and over.its in the bgb if you have a copy
Graeme
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KrisB
Re: Diagnostic check
already done that mate but the engine check light just keeps on flashing on and off constantly untill ignition is turned off again
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Kelvyn
Re: Diagnostic check
In answer to your original question NO. I had a problem with the lambda/O2 sensor on my GLTD which didn't show up when I tried the self diagnosis but showed up straight away when I took the car to a local injection specialist. Generally if the check light just flashes continually then there are no codes stored, which should of course mean no faults.
Do you have a specific problem with your car or were you just doing a general check?
I had a problem with the lambda/O2 sensor on my GLTD which didn't show up when I tried the self diagnosis but showed up straight away when I took the car to a local injection specialist. Generally if the check light just flashes continually then there are no codes stored, which should of course mean no faults.Do you have a specific problem with your car or were you just doing a general check?