Obd2 jump

[Dnguyen211]

Bump. Jumped it and it worked, cleared low pcm voltage code and now it's gone, what is 6-5 for check engine though? I got 8-1 for abs and 5-2 for TCS

 

[Dnguyen211]

Bump. Jumped it and it worked, cleared low pcm voltage code and now it's gone, what is 6-5 for check engine though? I got 8-1 for abs and 5-2 for TCS

Just my luck... My check engine light burned out

 

[james'99]

Bump. Jumped it and it worked, cleared low pcm voltage code and now it's gone, what is 6-5 for check engine though? I got 8-1 for abs and 5-2 for TCS

81 for ABS is a code that sometimes doesn't mean much. I think its official name is, "CPU UNIT". Anyway, is the ABS light on actively right now?

Check your work on the TCS code. It doesn't seem to exist.

65 pertains to a faulty heater circuit in the downstream O2 sensor.

 

[Dnguyen211]

81 for ABS is a code that sometimes doesn't mean much. I think its official name is, "CPU UNIT". Anyway, is the ABS light on actively right now?

Check your work on the TCS code. It doesn't seem to exist.

65 pertains to a faulty heater circuit in the downstream O2 sensor.

The ABS light is not on neither is the TCS light but the TCS light is on when it goes into "limp" mode below 40* starts in the morning

 

[james'99]

The ABS light is not on neither is the TCS light but the TCS light is on when it goes into "limp" mode below 40* starts in the morning

Well, I'm not sure about that. I'd check if you have any CEL codes at the moment. You may have to replace that bulb or get a code reader.

 

[xci.ed6]

Yeah, I'd go for a bluetooth obd2 adapter.

At ~$10 it's forth the trouble.

 

[Dnguyen211]

Yeah, I'd go for a bluetooth obd2 adapter.

At ~$10 it's forth the trouble.

Got a link?

 

[xci.ed6]

http://www.ebay.com

I go through them every couple years, but that still is cheaper than my real scanner.

 

[Dnguyen211]

http://www.ebay.com

I go through them every couple years, but that still is cheaper than my real scanner.

I don't wanna buy a junk one and fry my ecu

 

[james'99]

OBD2 readers have little to nothing to do with that. You'll be fine.