The 95 LS and LSi models came OBD-II. Really not a factor here
anyways since the problem is with the transmission. The 16 blinks
means there is something wrong with the transmission, nothing more.
There is a procedure that can be performed that will show the
transmission trouble codes and this procedure will generate the long/
short flashes. Wish I could describe the procedure but can't.
Requires turning the key, pressing on the brake pedal, shifting
through gears kicking your heels ...on and on. Eventually you will
probably discover the Duty C solenoid needs replaced.
>> In article
>> <a5248592-cf9d-4146-8ca8-0ce73c06efb6@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>,
>> andkud@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>>>hello
>>>i have a 1995 Subaru Legacy LS sedan AWD ABS
>>>i when i go up on an icy small hill only the front wheels spin and the
>>>rear dont do anything except spin along, what could the problem be, i
>>>also noticed an AT OIL TEMP light blinking after the car is started it
>>>blinks 16 times.
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>> Long blinks are "tens", short blinks are "ones", add them up and you
>> will know what the fault number is
>>
>Hi,
>Tens meaning zero?
No. THe old code system is decimaml 00-99.
Longs indicate 10-90 and shorts indicate 01-09
(e.g: long, long, short = 21). Cheers
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