Heard about the paper clip trick ,How is it done and how do i read the flashes? THANX in advance I have to take the car to work every day and have no time to get it read by a pro

 

Tryt this place; http://www.differentracing.com/tech_articles/index.html

 

I've read the article at http://www.differentracing.com/tech_articles/index.html about pulling codes with a jumper.





My question is can this work on a 97 sl1?


The reason why I ask is that at the top of the article


Diagnostic Trouble Code Information


it states: 1991-1995 S-Series Only (OBD-I)





Any help would be appreciated.





Cheers

 

I just checked the manual and you can't jump for codes.


So my question is for any Canadian members.


Is there any big chain like Autozone, here in Canada that scans for codes for free.


Canadian tire wants $80 plus tax just to scan.





Any OBD2 Scan Tool recommendations?

 

For a few bucks more you can pick up an interface cable to connect to a laptop or PC. I use this:


http://www.obdscan.net/scantools.htm


-Mike
www.differentracing.com

 

In the USA you can buy an OBD2 Scanner for under $80 and it will come with everything you need. By the way newer Saturns now have a different code reader- dealer only. Wonder why?[img]smileys/smiley5.gif[/img]