Somethimes it uses a program in the operating system, but it really just depends on the OS
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Yes, the computer does store its codes in the RAM.
I need to know the computer fault codes I need numbered bios codes and not bleep codes
The RAM is where the computer stores all the required codes to run it.
Auto Zone will check your computer codes for FREE. It maybe as simple as plugs,wires, or coil packs.
P0700 is set in the engine computer when the transmission computer has also set codes. You need to know the codes in the transmission computer to know possible causes and cost.P0700 is set in the engine computer when the transmission computer has also set codes. You need to know the codes in the transmission computer to know possible causes and cost.
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Yes, P0700 is a code in the engine computer that tells you to check the trans computer for codes. You check those codes and repair them and P0700 will go away.Yes, P0700 is a code in the engine computer that tells you to check the trans computer for codes. You check those codes and repair them and P0700 will go away.
It sounds like the computer. Check with your local Auto Zone store. They may offer free a diagnostic. The Auto Zone here will run a free computer diagnostic. It lets us know what codes the computer is throwing. When you find that out, you can then consult the repair manual for those particular codes. Good luck. Emerald
If you don't have any knowledge whatsoever with game coding etc., I highly recommend you wait for a code master to convert all your AR codes for you.
Check the fluid for a burnt smell. Run a test for computer codes showing a possible problem. It sounds like possible internal transmission damage.
I you pulled a P0700 out of the engine computer it means that you need to check the transmission computer (tcm) for codes also.I you pulled a P0700 out of the engine computer it means that you need to check the transmission computer (tcm) for codes also.
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