Obd2 jump

[Dnguyen211]

So I tried to jump the obd2 port and I got a little confused, I found to jump the brown wire with the black wire closest to it with a wire and I proceeded to do so, when I did the check engine light did not flash but the TCS, side airbag, and SRS light flashed all separately, what does this mean?

 

[james'99]

So I tried to jump the obd2 port and I got a little confused, I found to jump the brown wire with the black wire closest to it with a wire and I proceeded to do so, when I did the check engine light did not flash but the TCS, side airbag, and SRS light flashed all separately, what does this mean?

Does your check engine light actually work?

From another thread...
This is the correct procedure for what you are doing.

Most standard code readers will not spit out codes for the ABS and other similar systems in the car. There is a way though. You will need to short pin 8 and 13 like in this picture (http://www.k-series.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=901&d=1293470014) and the cluster will begin to flash out codes once you turn the key to the on position. Long flashes pertain to the "tens" place. Short flashes pertain to the "ones" place. Once you have all the codes, match them up to the list for the system described...

ABS Codes

http://www.ericthecarguy.com/honda-abs-codes-1998-to-now

TCS Codes

Here's my own list as per Haynes Service manual...

24 - Right front normally-open solenoid
25 - Right front normally-closed solenoid
26 - Left front normally-open solenoid
27 - Left front normally-closed solenoid
28 - TCS relay
31 - Engine retard command
32 - Engine speed
34 - Reference voltage
36 - Throttle position sensor
61 - Automatic transmission shift position
81 - Continuous TCS Operation

SRS Codes

http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=3111979

 

[Dnguyen211]

Does your check engine light actually work?

From another thread...
This is the correct procedure for what you are doing.

Yes the check engine does work

 

[james'99]

Check the pins you were jumping against my picture in the other provided thread.

 

[Dnguyen211]

Check the pins you were jumping against my picture in the other provided thread.

I jumped theae

 

[james'99]

Maybe something having to do with your P1607 code and the ECU being broken.

 

[Dnguyen211]

Maybe something having to do with your P1607 code and the ECU being broken.

Could the problem tripping that code be a bad battery?

 

[james'99]

I doubt it. I would clear it and see how quickly it returns. I'm thinking it will return almost immediately.

 

[Dnguyen211]

Bump. Could I use this technique to Check my SRS light code?

 

[james'99]

Yes. Refer to my initial response on this thread. You can jump pins 8 and 13 on the OBD2 connector to read those codes.