You can put your trouble code into the Google search engine and get all the results you need.
More help is at www.trailvoy.com for all the Trailblazer specifics that you may require.
No, While the block is the same many of the components are different. EPA changes changed the various sensors used. The 94-95 2.2 was only used for 2 years. One of the reasons has to do with ODBII laws. by 1996 all vehicles had to be ODBII, while the 94 and 95 have an ODBII connection on it, it is still ODBI tech. The computer on a 94 does not store the codes like a 96 or newer does. Therefore you just get the flashing light to check trouble codes. The sensors on the engine all talk to the ECU(computer) and the 94-95 computer is not wired correctly for these sensors.
appendix "D" in the CPT manual lists all add-on codes.
The F7.0 code means there is no trouble; all is ok.
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If the battery was dead or disconnected all trouble codes will be erased.
All 1995 and later model vehicles require an OBDII scanner tool to retrieve the trouble codes.
Undo the battery negative cable for approx 20 minutes. That should remove all codes and trouble codes. They will however return if its a trouble code not diagnostic, if that makes any sense.
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dosconnect your battery for about 12 hours, that will usually wipe out ANY and all error codes, trouble codes and maintenence flags
If your vehicle is 1995 or later, you will need a scanner tool to pull the trouble codes. AutoZone and similar auto parts stores offer free scans. If your vehicle is 1994 or older, you can manually pull the trouble codes. Check out a repair manual (Hayne's or Chilton's) at your local library - chapter 6 has all the details on how to do it; also what each code means and how to trouble shoot.
On 1994 and older vehicles, you can manually pull the trouble codes. Check out a repair manual (Hayne's or Chilton's) at your local library - chapter 6 has all the details on how to do it; also what each code means and how to trouble shoot.
Check the fluid level. Check the linkage. Check all computers for trouble codes.