All you have to do is run a diagnostic on it then take the number and look it up in a diagnostic code book from the local library or you can Google it. You will not get exactly what is going on but it will give you several options then you can check each one by one
It means you're supposed to use a computer code scanner to find out what computer codes have been stored.
When a computer encounters an error during boot it will make several beeping sounds it's the motherboard giving an error code. You can find out what the beeping sequence means by looking it up in your motherboard's manual.
That means that the computer has stored a "fault code". You'll need to get a code scanner to find out which component is having problems. You can usually borrow, rent or buy them at most auto partsThat means that the computer has stored a "fault code". You'll need to get a code scanner to find out which component is having problems. You can usually borrow, rent or buy them at most auto parts
It probably means that the computer has stored a "FAULT" code. Plug in a code scanner and find out what the computer thinks is wrong.
If you are talking about computer software, then you need to get the registration code from your official documentation, which you obtained by purchasing the software. Any other means is illegal.
"Check Engine" usually means that the computer has stored a diagnostic code. Use a code scanner to find information about the stored code.
It means that the computer has stored a diagnostic code and you should connect a code scanner to determine what the code means. If you can't do it yourself, you should take it to a shop. When something goes wrong, typically with a sensor or other electronic device, the computer detects the fault and stores it for diagnostic purposes, but you need to read the code to find out what it means.
If the light is flashing there is SOME kind of code in the computer. It may be an ABS code, a transmission code or who knows what. Unfortunately you'll need to find out what it means and engine diagnostic scanners don't always tell the whole story.
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It means the computer has sensed an issue with the transmission. You will have to have the code read to find the problem. Many auto parts stores will do this for free.
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