That's your opinion. I wasn't looking for opinions, just information.
OK, then
you cannot access EEC-V codes without a scan tool
not opinion.......fact
> That's your opinion. I wasn't looking for opinions, just information.
>
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> >> Does anybody know how to retrieve the trouble codes from an EEC-V
> >> computer without the overpriced codereader?
Ronald Wilkinson - 03 Jul 2005 23:57 GMT
Thank you. Guess Ford got tired of people accessing the codes without
bringing the vehilcle into the dealership, at $99 a pop.
>OK, then
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>> >> Does anybody know how to retrieve the trouble codes from an EEC-V
>> >> computer without the overpriced codereader?
Take it to an auto parts place, like Autozone. They will probably let you
borrow a scan tool to check the codes. I bought my scan tool for around
$99.
It you have a brake problem, a normal scan tool will not read it, and the
auto parts places don't normally carry one.
Clark
> That's your opinion. I wasn't looking for opinions, just information.
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>>> Does anybody know how to retrieve the trouble codes from an EEC-V
>>> computer without the overpriced codereader?
Ronald Wilkinson - 03 Jul 2005 23:58 GMT
The ABS light is one, but the brakes work fine. The rear drums were
out of adjustment, due to a frozen emergency brake cable.
>Take it to an auto parts place, like Autozone. They will probably let you
>borrow a scan tool to check the codes. I bought my scan tool for around
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>>>> Does anybody know how to retrieve the trouble codes from an EEC-V
>>>> computer without the overpriced codereader?