Where do you hook the code reader on a 92 ford f150?

take the truck to your local ford dealer. they can hook up their scan tool and read the code.

Where to hook code reader 2002 envoy

The obd2 plug is under the knee board (under the column).

Your OBD II code reader won't work on that vehicle.

you can find it on the inside of the passenger side fender by the battery under a usually black cover labeled as such

If you are sitting in the steering wheel the hook up will be located by your right knee under the dash.

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passenger side panel, above left knee

were did the tow truck hook the cables at ????????

you get a code reader and hook it up to the fuse boc and it will say erase codes and u mass the green button.

under the driver side of the dash, it is a square 6 pin connecter

you have to hook up a special reader to your computer to find out the code.

A hook is what captures the reader of your essay

The bulbs on trailer look good.Lights on truck work.Might be ground not sure.Looks ok.

Check fuse # 3 - 20 amp fuse for the data link connector ( DLC ) and cigar lighter

You will need to take it to a Ford dealership. They will hook up a computer to it and that will give the code.

The function of the hook is to get the attention of the reader.

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There should be a plug adapter spot right under the steering wheel and dash assembly, should just plug right in... i have a 96 and i work at O'Reillys auto parts, we have a code reader that reads all nissans from 88 to current....so if is the right code reader it should just install as i said above hope that helps a little

The 1999 Volkswagon Cabrio OBD 2 port is under dash at left side

Means there is something wrong with your transmission. Need to hook up to a computer & get the code normally but can be external damage also. My 97 F150 did that when the transmission mount broke.

There are few reasons some simple some not. Check your gas cap make sure it is tight and not leaking. Check to see there are no vacume leaks under the hood. If these check out then you need to hook up a code reader to the OBD port and see what "P" code number reads. If you do not have a scan tool any autozone part store will hook up a scan tool for free.

It catches the attention of the reader. To quickly interest the reader.

could be EGR valve stuck open is your check engine light on? hook it up to a code reader and see if it's throwing a code..

Within the first chapter of The Hunger Games the Reaping is mentioned; this is a hook because the reader, at this point, is not supposed to know what the Reaping is. The purpose of a hook is to make the reader continue reading. The mention of the Reaping keeps the reader reading for two reasons a) either the reader does not know what the Reaping is and wants to find out or b) the reader…

Bring it to an Advance Auto Parts store and have the diagnose the problem. They hook up the car to their code reader at no charge and will tell you what the problem is.

The OBD plug is concealed under the right side of the center console plastic trim .

The role of an introductory hook in a paragraph is to grab the readers attention and make them want to continue reading what is being said. The writer must engage the reader in the topic they are writing about, and the hook serves to begin the engagement of the reader.

yes i use obd2 on all sporatages and it works fine, if your getting an error make sure you put the ignition key in the on but not cranking position. then touch the read button on the code reader. Do not try and read with engine running.

Listing all the possibilities would be close to impossible. Check your gas cap to see if it's nice and tight. Otherwise hook up an OBD II code reader. It's ~$80-100 CAN for the dealer to hook it up and tell you what's wrong. It's ~$150-200 CAN to buy a code reader. If you feel confident that you can properly interpret the codes, a code reader will pay for itself after 2 issues with any car…

The 1993 Ford F-150 has the most common hook-end wiper arms. See sources and related links below for installation videos. Locate and press the tab or button where the wiper blade is inserted into the hook of the wiper arm and pull wiper blade out of hook. You may have to rotate and flex the blade to make enough clearance for the hook to pass through.

The quickest way is to stop by an AutoZone or Pepboys. They can hook up the OBD reader to your vehicle and reset the code, but if the problem isn't fixed, the vehicle will eventually code again.

There really is not a hook of the book. If you write an essay then you make a hook to draw the reader in but there is not really one to start the book.

To get stored codes you need a OBD 2 reader or scanner. Or take it to local auto parts store and have them hook it up to there OBD2 scanner

The hook is a way to get the reader interested in what you are going to talk about for the rest of the essay, editorial, story, etc.

before changing the sensor try disconnecting the negative battery cable for a minute then hook back up and see if the light comes on. if it does come on you know it wasnt a bogus code. and there is a real problem. most o2 sensors are set to go off at about 20 to 30 thousand miles. Worked also for my 2001 F150.

there could be dozens of reasons for your check engine light. go to your local autozone store or advance auto or pep boys. any one of these stores will hook up there code reader for free and tell you what part has to be changed. good luck. GM

a good hook grabs the reader so that you have their attension. For example a question or a really instresting fact or whatever you want.

Water pump can cause the check engine light come on. But before you change anything use an error code reader to check which error the computer is reporting. If you go to Autozone (or probably other auto parts retailers) they will hook a code reader up to your car and read it for free.

Yes, you can hook up a car seat to the Ford Expedition

The "hook" is meant as a figurative term. It is the part in the beginning of a paragraph or story that makes the reader interested in reading more.

Is without asking a question to get your reader interested in the topic of your writing

the hook, to draw the reader in

you need to hook it up on the distributor

Its something that pulls a reader or someone watching a movie on the edge of their seat

when you write your essay its what gets the reader to want to actually read your material

Use a question to involve your reader or use a interjection.

Don't know where it is located on that particular vehicle, but you can get it from your Ford Dealer. They may have to hook the computer to it and there might be a charge, but they can get it for you. I do...look under the dash on passenger side, a large white decal has the code clearly writtten in big black letters.

In short stories, it is called the hook, because it grabs the attention and curiosity of the reader and hooks him/her into reading the whole story.

A good hook sentence is what you use to draw the reader in so that they are getting entertained/satisfied. Therefore, they will want to read more of what you wrote.