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Old 04-24-2008, 03:41 PM   #1 (permalink)
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CEL code reading problem

OK, I am trying to read the codes on my GF's t100 and I tried the paperclip jump in the diagnostic harness, as shown here.

Only problem is that the CEL doesn't blink, it just stays on. What might cause this? What happens if I start the ignition with the paperclip jumping the TE1 and E1 plugs? Anybody know what the other plugs link to (what does the diagram under the cap mean?)
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What year is the T100?

Are you sure the paperclip doesn't have any paint or plastic covering on it? Check it with a multimeter to be sure.

Not sure what would happen if you did try to start the engine with those shorted...I just know the service manual sez not to.
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it is a 96. Paper clip is not covered with anything. Unfortunately, I am on vacation in South Lake Tahoe and all my tools are 600 miles away in Driggs, Idaho. User in a different forum (an individual whose techincal knowldege I greatly respect) said that the 96 had an OBDII and that the Paperclip would not work. Oh well.

See "Crack on ignition piece" thread for more info ony my troubles

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