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Auto zone will do it for free!
true, auto zone will do it for free, but. you can also do it yourslef with your vehicle. Look on the floor in fron of the drivers seat. Look to the right of the gas pedal. You will see a plastic cover, pop the little screws out and take the cover off. then you will see a little metal box, its the PCM, the computer that stores the codes, peel back the tape covering a small screw. take a screw driver and turn the screw clockwise until it stops, then imediatly turn it all the way back. then look at your check engine light. it will blink. it will blink fast a few times, then slow a few times. write down how many times it blinks fast, and write doen how many times it does slow. ex: if it blink 3 times fast, and 4 times slow, write: 34. then look on the internet or in a repair manual for trouuble codes and look up what the number means, if it is a 34, sometimes it will say 0304, or 304, but i
read the answer for where it the starter for a 96 maxima 95-99 maxima are AL THE SAME!!
i read 3495lbs...on Motor Trend
Take it to auto zone who will read the codes for free.
1996 nissan pulsar fault codes
Code P0400 means EGR insufficient or excessive flow detected Code P0440 means Evap system leak
Read the side of your tire. It will tell you on there.
Take it to Auto Zone and they will read them free.
You need a scan tool to read codes. ....
You need a engine scanner and then go into transmission trouble codes. Write them down,get a book, look them up, and read. Most scanners will tell you whats going on.
With your key in the ignition switch and in the off position, switch key to on (not to start), then back to off, then on, off again, then on a third time. If you have trouble codes they will read on your odometer display. For example: P0303, etc. When it is done displaying codes or if there are no codes, it will read P done.
Autozone will use the Engine Diagnostic Code Reader to read the codes and then ERASE/RESET the engine light. { Phone other autoparts stores to see if they provide similar service).
If you can not read codes with a scanner you have a wiring problem.
Diagnostic equipment is needed to read codes on a 92 Golf. DLC is located in dashboard beneath heater controls.
The 1995 Windstar uses the current ODB-II diagnostics scanner and codes.See "Related Questions" below for more about reading and responding to trouble codes.
A sacn tool is required.
Go toa Nissan dealership to have the codes read.
Try your local auto part store. The ones near me will read the codes for free. --Ken
Reading the codes in a GM is possible without a scantool only through the 1995 model year.
Go to auto zone and have the codes read for free. DISCONNECT THE BATTERY I disconnected the battery and the light did not reset On my '95 maxima I have to leave the battery disconnected for ~24 hours to reset the engine lignt. On my 1987 Maxima there is a button to push to reset the light. It is located underneath the passenger kick panel. On my 1999 Maxima I had to disconnect the battery for 24 hours : Go to autozone and have them clear it, easiest way, go to yoru local mechanic, he should have a obd scan tool, pay to have him remove it.
Go where they have a scanner that reads them. A TECH11 scanner is one. A lot of dealers have this one.
you should read the owner's manual to get the right kind of oil. If yopu don't have one let me know and I'll tell you.
Could be many reasons. Have the codes read, they will help lead you to the problem. Most auto parts stores will read the codes for you for zip.
Vehicles after 1995 require the use of the OBDII scan tool to retrieve/read the trouble codes. Auto supply stores such as AutoZone, Advance, Chief, etc. usually will scan free of charge.
A scan tool or code reader is required to read the trouble codes on a 2001 Chrysler Town and Country.
I would start with 4.25 qts. It may take 4.5 qts of oil. IIRC, the dipsticks on these cars can be tricky to read.