Newage CEL code reading
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Newage CEL code reading
I have searched for it but i could only see it for the classics but is it the green and black connectors by the steering column as said for the classics to be able to read the error codes on the dash ?
The CEL light came on yesterday and getting it home i didnt want to try and use any boost at all just in case.
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The CEL light came on yesterday and getting it home i didnt want to try and use any boost at all just in case.
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2002 STi Type UK
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the diagnostics should be a green connector for you, single cable series but I' not 100% sure
Give it a try but dont 'start' motor in diagnostics mode.
Give it a try but dont 'start' motor in diagnostics mode.
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CEL codes can't be read as they were on a classic as far as I know.
You need OBD connector and some decoding software. SECS unit does it if you know someone who has one, otherwise pop into dealer or subaru specialist and they will tell you in a few mins.
Best staying off boost for now, may be a spurious random CEL or may be a real sensor issue
You need OBD connector and some decoding software. SECS unit does it if you know someone who has one, otherwise pop into dealer or subaru specialist and they will tell you in a few mins.
Best staying off boost for now, may be a spurious random CEL or may be a real sensor issue
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Did they shout "stand and deliver"
Where's your nearest 'specialist'. I'm not sure if the OBD codes are standard across cars or whether you need subaru ECU specific software. I know OBD connectors are standard and I suspect (aka guessing) that any software could read the code, just not do any resetting etc. Where abouts are you, have you a local subaru owners club as I'm sure one of the members could locate someone for you
Where's your nearest 'specialist'. I'm not sure if the OBD codes are standard across cars or whether you need subaru ECU specific software. I know OBD connectors are standard and I suspect (aka guessing) that any software could read the code, just not do any resetting etc. Where abouts are you, have you a local subaru owners club as I'm sure one of the members could locate someone for you
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Just been round all the garages local to me and not one can read an OBDII for this model of car argh. Why do Subaru make it so hard to read a code?
Only two choices of garages i can go to then and one is ACE motorsport (32 mile drive away) or the Subaru Dealer.
Only two choices of garages i can go to then and one is ACE motorsport (32 mile drive away) or the Subaru Dealer.
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https://www.scoobynet.com/private-sa...er-eraser.html
lol - Assuming it works 100% on newage subaru hows that for timing. do ur fault check then sell it on
lol - Assuming it works 100% on newage subaru hows that for timing. do ur fault check then sell it on
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Another alternative for OBD readers, have a look at this thread https://www.scoobynet.com/essex-scoo...good-tool.html
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Before I had my data monitor I was quoted £25 by Subaru in Northampton to check the CEL codes after the light came on. When I got there they plugged in the diag monitor, gave me the stored fault codes and what they meant and reset the ECU for me. All this took no more than 10 minutes, when I offered up my card for payment they waived it and didn't charged me.
Now that's more like it Subaru, if only all your main dealers were so reasonable.
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