resetting ses light
I have a 1996 saturn it has transmission problems (goes into limp mode or down shifts to lower gear by itself) I have 2 ses lights on one is service engine soon and the other is service with a picture of a wrench beside it. I went to autozone and they can't clear them because it is a 96 (gotta be a 97 or newer) how can i clear codes? Also would a misadjusted netural safety switch cause my transmissiion problems? thanks all |
First question: Dealer
Second question: No |
First question -- ummm.... don't you want to read the codes before clearing them?
Second question -- +1 no. To clear codes without pulling battery -- ign switch on, jumper terminals A and B on the ALDL together 3 times within 5 seconds. SES light should go out. I doubt Service Wrench light will go out. Reading ODB I codes is easy -- search forum to find out how....all you need is a paper clip. Post codes and we'll help you troubleshoot.....or just clear them, pretend nothing's wrong, wait for them to come back, THEN post them and we'll help you |
ses light
I tried the paper clip nothin happened, also unplugged the bottom harnness to the nss changes great now, plug it back in and same problem over again
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so did you read the codes while you had the paper clip near the ALDL ?
please post and we'll help |
Ok, I'm new here and am having problems with my 1995 SC1 coupe. I'll go into more detail later, but for now I need to see what codes may be causing the "Service Engine Soon" light to be on.
I see that there is a way to clear the codes, but help me out with the abreviations, ALDL and NSS. Thanks!!! Walter |
NSS neutral safety switch -- tranny related (nothing to do with reading codes)
ALDL -- Aseembly line diagnostic link -- a diag port located to the left and below the steering wheel on the bottom of the dash. The codes can be read on an ODB I system (95 and earlier) by shorting Terminals A & B of the ALDL (diag) connector -- turning key to on -- the SES light will then flash code 12 (one blink, short pause, 2 blinks), a total of three times (indicates diag system operational) then any stored codes in a similar manner (with long pauses between codes). Code 12 is then flashed after the stored codes to indicate all stored codes have been displayed. |
HMMM, I have a 1995 SC1 and the instrument cluster went south. I replaced it with a working cluster out of a 1996. Now the engine runs perfectly and the transmission shifts perfectly, but the tach does not move. Is that because the '96 cluster may not be compatible with a '95? It was my understanding when I ordered the '96 cluster that it was compatible up to '98.
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Richland -- hmmmmmm. About 150 miles north of me.........
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