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Which terminals are jumpered on the OBD connector on a 1996 Ford Thunderbird for DTC retrieval?
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That would be a OBD II system. You need a code scanner to read the codes.
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Which terminals are jumpered on the OBD(6pin) connector on a 1996 Ford Thunderbird(pre OBD2) for DTC retrieval?
Jump pins marked "D" and "F" for code retrieval.
Which terminals are jumpered on the OBD(6 pins) connector on a 1996 Ford Thunderbird (pre OBD2)for DTC retrieval?
The OBD-II specification was made mandatory for all cars manufactured in the United States to be sold in the United States for the model year 1996. A Ford 1995 model year would have the 6 pin EEC IV DDL connector. Jump pins marked "D" and "F" for code retrieval.
What is the correct ignition timing on a 1996 metro with a 1.3 liter engine?
My 1996 1.3L underhood sticker says 5 degrees BTDC idling at 850rpm and connector at left shock tower jumpered to short cicuit to adjust timing. My 1996 1.3L underhood sticker says 5 degrees BTDC idling at 850rpm and connector at left shock tower jumpered to short cicuit to adjust timing.
Where is code reader on Mercury Villager?
The DLC (data link connector) is located under the dash just below the steering column if you have a 1996 or newer Villager. Pre-1996 vehicles have diagnostic connector mounted on the transaxle beside the starter which must be jumpered to obtain the fault codes.
What could have caused your two new IDE devices that is installed on the second IDE controller not to function?
Both devices are jumpered as master Both Devices are jumpered as Slave
What could be wrong if your 1991 Ford Tempo was jumpered wrong and won't start?
Have the alternator checked out.
After dropping gas tank remove fuel pump I jumpered to battery is that a good test?
It depends what you were testing.
What are the timing specs for a 1990 Toyota Corolla 1.6 straight stick 2 wheel drive?
I believe you'll find it on the emission label that is under the hood - should either be attached on underside of hood, or on radiator support, or somewhere readily visible when you open the hood (EPA requires the readily visible part). You'll also find spark plug gap information there. 10 degrees before top dead center. But this assumes certain conditions. For a 4AFE engine, idle speed is set o 700 rpm. For a 4AGE engine, idle speed is set to 800 rpm. (Set the speed when the engine is warmed up but the radiator fan is not running. Look for pictures of these engines on ebay.com if you aren't sure which engine you have. Both are 1.6 ) This timing also assumes you have connected a wire between two terminals (tabs) of the "check connector". This connector is a black plastic box in the vicinity of the battery, smaller than the fusebox. On the inside of its lid the names of the various terminals in the box is given. The "T1" and "E1" terminals should be connected while you are timing. This will cause the "check engine" light to come on. Don't be alarmed if you find white gunk in this box. It is probably just "tune up grease" or dielelctric grease. I think its best not to leave big gobs of it in the box. "Wipe off the excess", as the saying goes. I use a paper clip bent into a "U" shape to jumper or connect the T1 and E1 terminals together mentioned in the answer above. When the T1 and E1 terminals are jumpered it stops the ECU from adjusting the timing so you can set the timing to what is called "base timing". Don't worry about getting electrocuted or shocked by the paper clip.
Were can you find the diagnostic connector for a 91 Honda Accord?
For some Hondas, there is a wire that is tucked under the dashboard, right near the glovebox. It's a 2 conductor wire. If the wire is "jumpered", then the key is turned on, the dashboard lights often show the diagnostic codes. You'll need to refer to the owners manual or a Chilton or Haynes manual for your vehicle to verify this, don't just assume that it's right.
How can you disable the seat switch on a craftsman riding lawn mower?
The seat switch opens the circuit on Craftsman lawn tractors. A safety metal strip in the plug closes the four circuits when the connectors are unplugged. This is a metal strip that connects the four terminals along the inside edge of the plug between the terminals and plastic housing. Jam some toothpicks or broken-off plastic fork prongs between the terminals and metal strip to leave the circuits open. This causes no permanent damage and can be easily reversed by taking out the toothpicks and replugging the connectors. This is the same as cutting the wires without the damage. Also, a zip-tie or tape can be tied around the switch itself to hold it down and keep the circuit open. The Craftsmans cannot be jumpered because the switch is open when operating.
Can a neutral safety switch on a 2000 Chevrolet Impala be jumpered across to complete the circuit?
Yes but doing so makes the car unsafe as it will then crank in gear.
Your computer wont recognize your DVD burner or your CD player?
Check the jumpers, make sure they aren't both jumpered the same if they're both on the same ribbon cable.
