I love you. Thank you so much my man. 8 years later and this is still helping people. I don't have an "EEC" cap on mine and I've been trying to figure out what the hell used to go where these plugs are under my hood... now i know what they're for and how to check my engine light. You really really held me brother. Thank you.
Awesome vid! Didn't have a wire handy, and I can confirm that a paperclip WILL work. Picked up a wired on-off switch from O'Reilly's that I installed so I can leave the short hooked up and check whenever.
There are still cars with this kind of feature. For example the Nissan Micra K12, if the airbag light is on, you can do a sequence with turning the ignition on and off to get it to flash its codes.
There are any Chrysler Dodge jeep 96 and newer with digital odometer will show codes by simply turning ignition key from off to run 3 times on 3rd leave in run watch odometer spit pcodes. On obd scan needed
This was helpful, I have been struggling with trying to figure out how to check the light because I have a diagnostics machine but I could not find a spot to hook it up, however this helps allot for sure.. Thanks
James Ferdon Get a Snap-on scanner and cartridges and adapters and manuals from E-Bay. Get the battery Pak and the 120 volt cable to check test results away from the vehicle. Get the 12 volt cable to hook it up to the adaptor. It can test the EGR, TPS, IAC, MAF, throttle angle, RPM's, oil pressure, fuel pressure, fuel trim, movies, and LOTS more!
He says to unhook the battery and clear the codes but that doesn't fix it. That can clear codes but you want to know the codes. Get the Ford digital tester and extension cable from Amazon.
I seen some obd 1 adapters on amazon but I seen one video on here already and it didn't work for the guy's code reader. I might do this or just get the ford code reader :/
To reset the computer: 1.) Turn the key to the on position, 2.) Remove the temporary jumper at EEC Test harness as the PCM displays the codes. The fuel pump will cycle. The computer is now reset. Source: Haynes Repair Manual for a 1994 Ford Explorer Sport.
I like how you conduct yourself i can understand you 100% thanks for the helpi don't know how to read and write from somebody tells me something like a man like you i can do anything and i do do pretty much anyting thanks a lot i appreciate it peace out
Gets Actron CP9690 code tester. It has live, record, oxygen sensor tests, code connect to diagnose codes, graphing, MIL light reset, smog readiness test, and MORE! It has cables for OBDI Ford, G.M., Chrysler and 2 Toyota. It has a cable for OBDII. It also has a cigarette lighter cable. It comes in a black pouch with instructions. It's easy to use! Works up to 2013 and is updatable.
want to no more , the number s?after you read them Where do you get count the blinkinking lights then from what manuel do you get example say #blinks one video same says code 23. where does thenumber come from. since the blinks are not the same as the code it self
Good afternoon. I used your method, thank you. Does it matter if the MAF sensor plug was connected when I read the errors? Or are these errors memorized by the memory and it's not a big deal? Thank you.
It's amazing I pay a supposed "Professional mechanic shop" and they can't figure this shit out??? I got, "Uh yeah.... We don't really do those. We don't have the machine for that year model" I even tried to explain this to them because I've heard of it before but apparently they had not. Smh
Great video, thanks for posting. I'm trying to figure out how to do this for my RABS light. Is it the same procedure, or do I put the wires in a different spot on the harness? I know some models have that connector to be tested in the kick panel area left of the brake, but mine doesn't have that..
Thanks for the video. Took my 94 ranger to autozone. They couldnt find the eec hence my finding this video. Then they didnt have the right plug. Went to oriellys and their code reader would shut off after being plugged into my truck. Gonna try the wire splice thing. Side note why does this 4 cylinder have 8 plugs?
@@lillianhughes1851It's unlikely you still need an answer, but just for the rest of the people who do: Yes, you just need to insert each end of one wire into each of the two spots shown. You want to create a closed circuit from an open circuit. The wire is like a switch set to "on" permanently. You could use a paperclip or bailing wire as well. You could even permanently connect the two points with a switch and turn it off when you're done.
i just bouaght a ford 1993 ranger 2.3 . only #22 and # 3 cylinders are firing. 31 and # 4 has no fire from the coil. engine will run on these two cylinders. secondard coil for the intake plugs have no fire whatsoever. i ohm the coils and it ohm at 0.8. i paired the coil resistane like the book showed and it showed around 13.08 as far as i can tell the coils are good.could this be a crank sensor issue or a ecm issue.
i have a 93 Ford ranger with the 4.o my check engine light comes on all the time and the truck idles ruff some times would any one no what that could be
Try fuel injector cleaner in the tank. It can clean injectors. Get a Actron CP9690 code tester. It checks live, record, graphing, transmission codes, oxygen sensor codes, ABS, SRS, emissions readiness test, and MORE! It comes in a black pouch. It works to 2013 out-of-the- box. It has code-connect to diagnose codes. It uses 4 aaa batteries, not included under the rear cover. EBAY has it. Warm the engine first. Check that the gas cap is on tight. It could be the IAC, MAF, TPS, CTS, EGR, plugs, or anything. Check the fuel pressure and leakdown.
@@arcturusbbqsausagemaking2435 I bought one for $170.00 but then saw some for $160.00. It's VERY useful! If you want to know alot about your car, get this one. Code-connect diagnoses the codes to fix things. It also shows other possible causes. Codes alone can be deceiving. First check Key- on- engine- off codes. Then live, percentages readings like MAF, TPS, IAC, EGR. They should be near 0 indicating parts are closed. On CTS, cold, if it says the CTS thinks it's winter when really it's summer, the CTS is bad. On graphing, it can show the opening temperature of the thermostat. Live test can show the opening and closing percentages of the EGR with the engine running and speeded up. It can reset oil- change lights. Astral Auto demonstrates one and South Main Auto demonstrates one on RUclips. There are a few others also. EBAY has it.
Try fuel injector cleaner. If it has a MAF, try MAF cleaner on the throttle valve. A code tester can tell. A bad Ox. sensor can cause it. Maybe disconnect the pos. cable for about 15 minutes to erase memory codes. Put it back and see. Check the engine fuse and fuses. Check the fuel pressure and leakdown. Check the plugs. The CTS may be bad. The live test on a CP9690 can check that if it's OBDII. A Snap-On scanner checks OBDI and OBDII. Get the Primary and Troubleshooting cartridges. Get the Ford 1B adaptor. If it's OBDII, get the OBDII adaptor and a K2A personality key. Get the Ford manual. Also get the battery pak and cable for review away from the car. Also get the battery clamp cable. Don't get those Chinese cables. It won't work! The Ford adaptor needs the battery clamp cable which hooks up to the side of the adaptor. Get a 9 volt Square battery for the left cover to power it. EBAY has them.
I love you. Thank you so much my man. 8 years later and this is still helping people. I don't have an "EEC" cap on mine and I've been trying to figure out what the hell used to go where these plugs are under my hood... now i know what they're for and how to check my engine light. You really really held me brother. Thank you.
Awesome vid! Didn't have a wire handy, and I can confirm that a paperclip WILL work.
Picked up a wired on-off switch from O'Reilly's that I installed so I can leave the short hooked up and check whenever.
Just got a 90 ranger and this helped the hell out of me thanks man
Just bought a '90 Ranger and this video is incredible! thank you! I'm such a newbie and I need the help
Damn. I almost wish they still used a system this simple. Thanks for the great video!
There are still cars with this kind of feature. For example the Nissan Micra K12, if the airbag light is on, you can do a sequence with turning the ignition on and off to get it to flash its codes.
I agree
There are any Chrysler Dodge jeep 96 and newer with digital odometer will show codes by simply turning ignition key from off to run 3 times on 3rd leave in run watch odometer spit pcodes. On obd scan needed
Nice a simple way to explain. Thank you for taking your time to do that. God bless
This was helpful, I have been struggling with trying to figure out how to check the light because I have a diagnostics machine but I could not find a spot to hook it up, however this helps allot for sure.. Thanks
James Ferdon Get a Snap-on scanner and cartridges and adapters and manuals from E-Bay. Get the battery Pak and the 120 volt cable to check test results away from the vehicle. Get the 12 volt cable to hook it up to the adaptor. It can test the EGR, TPS, IAC, MAF, throttle angle, RPM's, oil pressure, fuel pressure, fuel trim, movies, and LOTS more!
He says to unhook the battery and clear the codes but that doesn't fix it. That can clear codes but you want to know the codes. Get the Ford digital tester and extension cable from Amazon.
I seen some obd 1 adapters on amazon but I seen one video on here already and it didn't work for the guy's code reader. I might do this or just get the ford code reader :/
Well, he did say to clear the codes AFTER you implement the fixes. Or maybe I misunderstood your comment.@@martystevens8357
To reset the computer: 1.) Turn the key to the on position, 2.) Remove the temporary jumper at EEC Test harness as the PCM displays the codes. The fuel pump will cycle. The computer is now reset. Source: Haynes Repair Manual for a 1994 Ford Explorer Sport.
I have a 86 cougar how would I reset it
That last time you said 7 though it blinked 8 times lol
I like how you conduct yourself i can understand you 100% thanks for the helpi don't know how to read and write from somebody tells me something like a man like you i can do anything and i do do pretty much anyting thanks a lot i appreciate it peace out
Great video! Thank you!
Did this on my 92 Ford ranger V6 2.9 custom. Got a 112, bad air charge tempature sensor
That'll cause bogging on acceleration. Replace the ACT.
It just cleared my check engine light for some reason on my 92 ranger
Thank you very much this really help me! 😄
Gets Actron CP9690 code tester. It has live, record, oxygen sensor tests, code connect to diagnose codes, graphing, MIL light reset, smog readiness test, and MORE! It has cables for OBDI Ford, G.M., Chrysler and 2 Toyota. It has a cable for OBDII. It also has a cigarette lighter cable. It comes in a black pouch with instructions. It's easy to use! Works up to 2013 and is updatable.
OBD2 scanner doesn't work on EEC vehicles!!!!!
Thanks for your help!
I have been trying to figure out how to do this for so long, thanks
want to no more , the number s?after you read them Where do you get count the blinkinking lights then from what manuel do you get example say #blinks one video same says code 23. where does thenumber come from. since the blinks are not the same as the code it self
Thank you this was quite helpful!!!
Good afternoon. I used your method, thank you.
Does it matter if the MAF sensor plug was connected when I read the errors?
Or are these errors memorized by the memory and it's not a big deal?
Thank you.
It's amazing I pay a supposed "Professional mechanic shop" and they can't figure this shit out???
I got,
"Uh yeah....
We don't really do those. We don't have the machine for that year model"
I even tried to explain this to them because I've heard of it before but apparently they had not. Smh
Great video, thanks for posting. I'm trying to figure out how to do this for my RABS light. Is it the same procedure, or do I put the wires in a different spot on the harness? I know some models have that connector to be tested in the kick panel area left of the brake, but mine doesn't have that..
ruclips.net/video/96Iay_Yj5oI/видео.html maybe
Thanks for the video. Took my 94 ranger to autozone. They couldnt find the eec hence my finding this video. Then they didnt have the right plug. Went to oriellys and their code reader would shut off after being plugged into my truck. Gonna try the wire splice thing. Side note why does this 4 cylinder have 8 plugs?
It worked. I used one piece of wire without a splice. Got 172. Oxygen sensor. Thanks again. Great video.
Dual plug lets it make a bigger arc between two plugs , or fire two plugs, for better economy
Joel Barlow so you just used one wire? Stuck one end in the slot as indicated in the video and then the other end in the other slot?
@@lillianhughes1851It's unlikely you still need an answer, but just for the rest of the people who do:
Yes, you just need to insert each end of one wire into each of the two spots shown. You want to create a closed circuit from an open circuit. The wire is like a switch set to "on" permanently.
You could use a paperclip or bailing wire as well. You could even permanently connect the two points with a switch and turn it off when you're done.
@@CannaCJ shoot. I just bought a junk 94 Mazda for a Lowes Run truck... it's such a pos I might install that switch. Lol good idea
i just bouaght a ford 1993 ranger 2.3 . only #22 and # 3 cylinders are firing. 31 and # 4 has no fire from the coil. engine will run on these two cylinders. secondard coil for the intake plugs have no fire whatsoever. i ohm the coils and it ohm at 0.8. i paired the coil resistane like the book showed and it showed around 13.08 as far as i can tell the coils are good.could this be a crank sensor issue or a ecm issue.
What kind of wire would you use? I'm afraid of damaging my car. I have a 92 Explorer like in the video.
Bill Potts Paper clip, wire... Won't matter. You won't hurt anything.
Ford approved wire only. If not you will permanently damage your vehicle
@@thecat970 🤣
I hate to ask such a stupid question, but what type of male ends do you attach to the wires? Thanks
Very helpful, thanks!!!!!!
Any recommendations for websites to use to get the correct information
Tengo una camioneta explorer 94 y me aparece check engine como se lo kito
My 92 ranger is giving me 5 codes and i cant find out what they mean for the life of me! Any advice?
Thanks, just bought a 1989 F Ranger
where is the obd2 post at?
port*
Wat happens if it doesn't flash or anything just stays steady solid light
Johnathan Brown jumper the single wire to ground turn on key read codes
Jumper the single wire to ground ignore the black plug
The computer was blown
What is a 5151 code ? I gotten
Como le kito el check engine a una camioneta ford 94 nadamas prende se apaga despues prende y ya no se apaga ni parparea kesera
Any wired cables?
I have a 94 ranger that the check engine light won’t come on but all the other lights do … help someone
I’m sorry I missed this comment. The build inside the dash may be blown. Try to find information about changing those bulbs
I fix it now I got a broken bolt on my EGR valve
hey i have a 94 mazda b3000 is it a similar process?
Exact same process
Thanks man,
Gracias Mi amigo. Suscrito.
Thank you
i have a 93 Ford ranger with the 4.o my check engine light comes on all the time and the truck idles ruff some times would any one no what that could be
Try fuel injector cleaner in the tank. It can clean injectors. Get a Actron CP9690 code tester. It checks live, record, graphing, transmission codes, oxygen sensor codes, ABS, SRS, emissions readiness test, and MORE! It comes in a black pouch. It works to 2013 out-of-the- box. It has code-connect to diagnose codes. It uses 4 aaa batteries, not included under the rear cover. EBAY has it. Warm the engine first. Check that the gas cap is on tight. It could be the IAC, MAF, TPS, CTS, EGR, plugs, or anything. Check the fuel pressure and leakdown.
@@hankbridges5055 How much are they bro
@@arcturusbbqsausagemaking2435 I bought one for $170.00 but then saw some for $160.00. It's VERY useful! If you want to know alot about your car, get this one. Code-connect diagnoses the codes to fix things. It also shows other possible causes. Codes alone can be deceiving. First check Key- on- engine- off codes. Then live, percentages readings like MAF, TPS, IAC, EGR. They should be near 0 indicating parts are closed. On CTS, cold, if it says the CTS thinks it's winter when really it's summer, the CTS is bad. On graphing, it can show the opening temperature of the thermostat. Live test can show the opening and closing percentages of the EGR with the engine running and speeded up. It can reset oil- change lights. Astral Auto demonstrates one and South Main Auto demonstrates one on RUclips. There are a few others also. EBAY has it.
Try fuel injector cleaner. If it has a MAF, try MAF cleaner on the throttle valve. A code tester can tell. A bad Ox. sensor can cause it. Maybe disconnect the pos. cable for about 15 minutes to erase memory codes. Put it back and see. Check the engine fuse and fuses. Check the fuel pressure and leakdown. Check the plugs. The CTS may be bad. The live test on a CP9690 can check that if it's OBDII. A Snap-On scanner checks OBDI and OBDII. Get the Primary and Troubleshooting cartridges. Get the Ford 1B adaptor. If it's OBDII, get the OBDII adaptor and a K2A personality key. Get the Ford manual. Also get the battery pak and cable for review away from the car. Also get the battery clamp cable. Don't get those Chinese cables. It won't work! The Ford adaptor needs the battery clamp cable which hooks up to the side of the adaptor. Get a 9 volt Square battery for the left cover to power it. EBAY has them.
@@hankbridges5055 Thank bro im going to get one
what color is the wire for them? my wires are out of the socket
What fuse did you use to jump the cables?
There was no fuse, I just used a piece of wire.
A red mini fuse is 10 amp. Do a search for 'mini fuses color codes' to find out more.
You don't need the fuse just stick the wire in there bare on both ends . If something pops then worrie about a fuse lol
How about a F700 ?
What about the 1 and 328?
Not sure if u still need this but "1" is just the system warning you it's about to read off the codes/flashes
How do you do one without an OBD 1?
This is how….??…
I got an 89 tempo and thattest box is brokem
Blinks twice stops repeats
Mr.Dingo code 2.
That's a code 11 pass code on OBDI.
Código falla Ford 211
Cool just bought a Ferrari maybe this helps me
Okay you had to jump wires jump wires to what
But you didn't show where those two wires went to that's why I give it a thumbs down
You just shove the wires into the holes as he shows in the video. Other people say they just used a paper clip or a piece of baling wire.
search the video @ 1 min exactly...its 2 wires fused at one end the others are shoved into the places he shows on the video...simp
@@snoplow911b2You don’t know what simp means