2000 Echo diagnostic connector

I have a 2000 Echo and the Check Engine light came on, I need to do the
jumper thing on the diagnostic connector but the connector doesn't have the
cover so I don't know which terminal is TE1 and which one is E1. Please
someone post the connector terminals names/numbers so I can get this done,
this check engine light on is driving me crazy! :)
Thanks.

"Morttan" <u26751@uwe> wrote in message news:66704ca844870@uwe...[color=blue]
>I have a 2000 Echo and the Check Engine light came on, I need to do the
> jumper thing on the diagnostic connector but the connector doesn't have
> the
> cover so I don't know which terminal is TE1 and which one is E1. Please
> someone post the connector terminals names/numbers so I can get this done,
> this check engine light on is driving me crazy! :)
> Thanks.
>[/color]

All 1996 and later model year vehicles are equipped with OBD II diagnostic
connectors. You need an OBD II compliant code scanner to check diagnostic
trouble codes (DTC). A lot of places, including Auto Zone, will let your
borrow a scanner for free. You can check DTC's at
[url]http://www.obdii.com/codes.html[/url]

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