Try disconnecting the battery, wait a minute or so, and reconnect. other than that, I have no idea!
Check your fuses. This might be the reason for the CEL.My check engine light is on and I have taken my 97 Avalon to 2 different stores to see if they can read my code. Neither place's code readers could connect with my car. They turned the key on without starting on both occations. Any ideas as to why they can't connect with my car? Thanks, Josh
The fuse under the hood was missing. Put a fuse in and had 12V on pin 16 on my connector. Now on to codes P0773 and P0420. Thanks for the help!Check your fuses. This might be the reason for the CEL.
When ever my code reader fails to read or even power up when plugged into the OBDII port, the OBDII fuse is blown. The Blown fuse will trigger the CEL. :thumbsup:
The fuse under the hood was missing. Put a fuse in and had 12V on pin 16 on my connector. Now on to codes P0773 and P0420. Thanks for the help!
What's the brand of the OBD-2 package you are using? Would you recommend it?I use the OBD-2 package with my laptop to read & clear codes, and see the data needed for diagnosis. Very reasonable.