It won't flash any if there aren't any to flash. It should at least flash code 12 when you use the test terminals. If it doesn't then you probably have a bad ECM. Make sure that you have power going to the ECM first. Most of the GM cars have a power wire running from the battery directly to the ECM. Make sure this is connected and the ECM fuse is good.
The primary cause for the drive light to flash on a Honda Accord is a malfunction in the transmission. Error codes from the vehicle's computer can be read using an OBDII reader.
There are many different places to get a flash banner maker. The best place to start would be at a computer store or at a technology computer website.
That would be a Hexadecimal code.
yes you would have to change the setting for it to have flash sometimes you will have to do that if your computer is slow
On my 1991 Firebird 305 TBI the computer shuts down acceleration after 110 mph. I would assume it is probably the same for a 1994.
Could be the problem your having is not computer related.
Why would you want to break open a flash drive? Crack the plastic housing carefully with a vice or pliers and jemmy apart with a screwdriver.
Cycle ignition key on,off,on,off,on and count the flashes of the check engine light. It will flash two digit codes. Two flashes, pause, two flashes would be a code 22. The other option is an OBD 1 capable scan tool.
You would have to have the computer custom tuned to delete the rev limit although most custom tuners would advise against this practice.
The only reason you would need a computer is to get codes for your games. The Gameshark is very handy, but it only works if you have codes to input into it.
To check engine light codes one would have to bring your vehicle to a mechanic who can use a computer to check the computer chip that regulates this function.
I could mean anything.. It would depend on what messages you are trying to interprit. Flash Codes? Malfunction Codes? Vehicle Information Display Messages??