WRITE-UP: Error Reporting Lights in Center Console
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whoa hey i can put a 3rd LED up that will let me fix my AFR? i def need to do that mine is all whacked out and i have no clue how to get it fixed right
being able to calculate MPG w/o needing a full tank would be nice too 8)
being able to calculate MPG w/o needing a full tank would be nice too 8)
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Originally Posted by RotaMan99
I had two leds and only one would blink very quickly. I couldn't figure out why untill I read the FSM when I had the LEDs and read about this.
I guess I shouldn't have said AFR instead saying AF mixture.
Originally Posted by so-mars
whoa hey i can put a 3rd LED up that will let me fix my AFR?
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Exactly the same thing.
I guess its just me. I know they mean the same, but the way you say it, makes me think of it differently.
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Okay, you have one of your wires connected to the wrong pin. There are four wires on the S4 diagnostic plug. One is 12V from the main relay (B/W) and three go to the ECU. Two of these are for displaying error codes (Y/R and (Y/B) and the other one is the rich/lean indicator (Y). You've connected one of the LED's to this pin by mistake. If you want to display both error codes and mixture, you need a third LED.
Ah, o well. I don't have them any more. Thanks for clearing that up though, I think im going to investigate to really find out now.
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Originally Posted by RotaMan99
I really think I had it right but who knows The other LED that was plugged into the wrong pin, if it was, was still showing error codes the way it should. For errors that needed both LEDs, it would work fine...