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My son has a 1994 Ranger and his check engine light comes on once in awhile. Is there a connection for a coder reader? I have a 96 vehicle (a different brand of truck, I won't mention here... lol) I use the reader on, and know very little about his truck. Thanks for any help David |
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"DMSO" <D_Saint_us (AT) Yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in message news:a4GdnTvGwsDtmCPYnZ2dnUVZ_ruknZ2d (AT) comcast (DOT) com... My son has a 1994 Ranger and his check engine light comes on once in awhile. Is there a connection for a coder reader? I have a 96 vehicle (a different brand of truck, I won't mention here... lol) I use the reader on, and know very little about his truck. Thanks for any help David Dave, Yes there is a connection that you are supposed to ground to get the codes (flashes the check engine light). Its's an OBD I truck, and your 96 is an OBD II truck, that is why your scan tool wont hook up to it. Get a good manual for the truck as it will list all codes, and show you where the connection is, and give you the proper procedure for doing it. Ford Tech |
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