OBDII Codes List?
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harper7
Senior Member
Here's the list I have wildman!...... https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oVz0VM2QgLobpE8z3R-Z10ajpO8qhmnppOpMmUOeTVM/edit
The ones that start with one are specific to Toyota and the rest are generic for all manufacturers when it was standardized back in the mid 90's.
Antman
Elite Member
Google is your friend...
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...xJyQDw&usg=AFQjCNHmteQEgVuzFkJSSnyz3mfALkriWw
phillyd2
Senior Member
No, YOU are my friend. Google is just a tool. Or was that the other way around? Ha Ha :jump:
:Yeah, I found that too. No clue what it means so guess its off to the dealer.
rebelbowtie
New member
i would start by checking the connectors on your MAF and then cleaning it and putting it back in. your engine should be running pretty low on power right now.
Antman
Elite Member
Well, is your check engine light on? If not, then it was a "soft" code that reset automatically. The computer will store the codes though. You can reset it with the Scanguage ya know.
All kinds of things will set off codes- when I was at Duc's shop the first time, he programmed some options for me with his techstream software ( windows down with remote, etc.) I had about 5 or 6 codes stored ranging from failure to start ( I released the key before it started) to others due to running the truck with various connectors un-attached (MODS, my friend, MODS).
During your various underhood installs, the MAF plug may have been disconnected to move some wiring around, and the truck started briefly with it unplugged, for instance. Code stored.
In short- reset it with the Scanguage. If the Check Engine Light does not light and the code does not show up again, consider it just a tattle-tale computer code, nothing more.
Make sense now??
All kinds of things will set off codes- when I was at Duc's shop the first time, he programmed some options for me with his techstream software ( windows down with remote, etc.) I had about 5 or 6 codes stored ranging from failure to start ( I released the key before it started) to others due to running the truck with various connectors un-attached (MODS, my friend, MODS).
During your various underhood installs, the MAF plug may have been disconnected to move some wiring around, and the truck started briefly with it unplugged, for instance. Code stored.
In short- reset it with the Scanguage. If the Check Engine Light does not light and the code does not show up again, consider it just a tattle-tale computer code, nothing more.
Make sense now??