how can i search for my codes
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how can i search for my codes i want to find my camaro codes
how i can find them
i heard someone said switch off and push gas paddle 3 times,
put the key in and turn it to ignition switch
i did that n nuthin happened
how i can find them
i heard someone said switch off and push gas paddle 3 times,
put the key in and turn it to ignition switch
i did that n nuthin happened
Last edited by LS1 Z28 2002; Jan 17, 2009 at 12:25 PM.
No, you have to put the key in the ignition, turn it backwards to accessory, then get out of the car and walk around it 3 times. Then get back in and push the gas peddle only 2 times. Codes should pop up.
lol at the guy above me. But anywho i do believe GM cars have to be scanned with a scan tool. That is unless you drive a c5 or c6 vette and you can read them on the dash, but guessing by your screen name you drive a camaro
LS6427, is that CC or CCW?
But seriously, IIRC the OBDI cars could be scanned by a certain sequence, but not the OBDIIs. Your best bet is to find an auto parts store that will do it for you. Or buy a scanner, $50 or so.
But seriously, IIRC the OBDI cars could be scanned by a certain sequence, but not the OBDIIs. Your best bet is to find an auto parts store that will do it for you. Or buy a scanner, $50 or so.
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ohh oky thats great
but ummm
i know a trick on mustangs
switch off, hold the mileage stitch,switch to to accessory
then a lot of things will show up on the dash ( on the mileage )
u can read a digital speed,wether degree,oil temp,water temp....etc
is there anything like that with camaro
but ummm
i know a trick on mustangs
switch off, hold the mileage stitch,switch to to accessory
then a lot of things will show up on the dash ( on the mileage )
u can read a digital speed,wether degree,oil temp,water temp....etc
is there anything like that with camaro
ohh oky thats great
but ummm
i know a trick on mustangs
switch off, hold the mileage stitch,switch to to accessory
then a lot of things will show up on the dash ( on the mileage )
u can read a digital speed,wether degree,oil temp,water temp....etc
is there anything like that with camaro
but ummm
i know a trick on mustangs
switch off, hold the mileage stitch,switch to to accessory
then a lot of things will show up on the dash ( on the mileage )
u can read a digital speed,wether degree,oil temp,water temp....etc
is there anything like that with camaro
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My Dodge Caravan has that-but they are not OBDII codes but instead two digit manufacturer codes-I think that was before 1997 cause after that all cars had OBDII -you read the codes by counting the number of times theSES light flashed after pushing dash buttons in in a certain sequence.
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To my knowledge, the 4th-gen f-body doesn't have any such trick. You'll either have to buy an OBD-II scanner (I have one), or get it scanned at AutoZone for free. Then you can search on here to see what the codes mean and how to fix them.
Go to Advance Auto or Pep Boys...they will scan your car for you FOR FREE. They will tell you what codes are being activated by the PCM and then you can look them up in the book. But...those cheap scanners sometimes don't pick up certain codes on certain peoples cars. The OBDII scanner that the dealerships use is the best one to use.
96 and up use obd2. you will definetly need a scanner of some sort. i got lucky when the car i bought came with a predator programmer! either get a scanner/programmer or keep walking around the car