According to Repair Pal, Code P0446 indicates that there is an improper voltage drop in the EVAP Vent Valve circuit, which can be caused by either too little or too much electrical resistance.
That OBD II number is incomplete. It needs to have 5 digits and start with either a "P", "C", "B" or "U".
A vehicle diagnostic check is a blanket and generic term that can refer inspecting and diagnosing any number of automotive systems. Major systems (all of select) that can be diagnosed are the OBD II codes, cooling, steering-suspension, powertrain, and climate control.
Your OBD II code reader won't work on that vehicle.
2007 should still be under warranty but, try an OBD-II scanner. this will give you more specific details on what the light means. There are a number of codes that could be displayed, anyone of which could trigger the dreaded check engine light.
The OBD II DLC (data link connector) in most vehicles (1995, 1996 and up) is located just under the dash on the drivers side.
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No, it will not.
Do a Google search - OBD II codes
WWW.Berettastuff.Com they will answer any question you have about codes.
Same as on all new cars -- attach an OBD-II compliant code reader to the OBD-II socket, located on the lower left of the dash, and read the codes.
Need to know if you have OBD I or OBD II or tell us what year the Chevrolet is.
The 1997 Honda Prelude has OBD II, there is no conversion. You will need a scan tool or code reader that is capable of reading OBD 2 codes. From 1996 up all vehicles with few exceptions are mandated by the Government to have OBD II systems. This was put into place to standardize codes and make diagnosing problems easier.
hook OBD II scanner up and clear codes. Disconnecting battery doesn't always work on OBD II
No. I don't know the Taurus, specifically, but the OBD II standard does not provide non-computer access to codes, such as with the older GM CCC system using a jumper.
ob II code reader your local parts store should borrow one
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You'll need an OBD/II compatible scantool to clear the codes.
There are multiple codes for the transmission. Click P1600s to see the codes. https://www.ericthecarguy.com/honda-specific-obd-ii-codes