Where are the Green and black plugs??
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Where are the Green and black plugs??
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I'm trying to find the green and black plugs, I have taken out the plastic cover but I cant find any of them so I have also taken off the cowling and the kick panel still cant find them
All I have found is the grey plug below, can any one help to locate them and can any tell me what this plug is for below
I'm trying to find the green and black plugs, I have taken out the plastic cover but I cant find any of them so I have also taken off the cowling and the kick panel still cant find them
All I have found is the grey plug below, can any one help to locate them and can any tell me what this plug is for below
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they are up under the drivers side footwell. if they are hard to find ti probably because they never been used before and taped up out the way. took me a while to find mine, but they will be there. mine were top left of the drivers side foot well. tucked up in the corner.
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found the little buggers taped up in the looming about the pedals, keep getting the error code 23 which I believe is the MAF, it keeps repeting the same code would this just be the same fault or is it individual records, I give up counting after around 30 times
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keep getting the error code 23 which I believe is the MAF, it keeps repeting the same code would this just be the same fault or is it individual records, I give up counting after around 30 times
Incidentally - your thread is about the "green and black plugs". Presumably you already know you only connect the black pair to read the ECU's memory? If you did connect both green and black, and got the flashing error 23 (as opposed to an even on/off/on/off "all clear" code), you know that the MAF is a current error.
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Sounds like you're their first user.
Lol, just as well you gave up as the light wouldn't have! Yes, it's just repeating the code display sequence over and over. The ECU can't tell how many times the error has occurred - beyond simply differentiating between codes that are currently active, and ones that have occurred in the past but appear to have corrected themselves (i.e. historic errors).
Incidentally - your thread is about the "green and black plugs". Presumably you already know you only connect the black pair to read the ECU's memory? If you did connect both green and black, and got the flashing error 23 (as opposed to an even on/off/on/off "all clear" code), you know that the MAF is a current error.
Lol, just as well you gave up as the light wouldn't have! Yes, it's just repeating the code display sequence over and over. The ECU can't tell how many times the error has occurred - beyond simply differentiating between codes that are currently active, and ones that have occurred in the past but appear to have corrected themselves (i.e. historic errors).
Incidentally - your thread is about the "green and black plugs". Presumably you already know you only connect the black pair to read the ECU's memory? If you did connect both green and black, and got the flashing error 23 (as opposed to an even on/off/on/off "all clear" code), you know that the MAF is a current error.
I know I only need the black ones to read codes this is where I got the 23 code,
After that I connected the green and the black to clear the codes and got the on/off/on/off/on/off sequence, so does this mean that I haven't got a faulty maff?
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