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06-04-2008, 02:06 PM
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javelin57
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: sunny coast
Posts: 18
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G'day all, I was wondering if it is possible for the home mechanic, to run a self test on the factory computer.
I have recently perchased my au11 5 litre ute, and just want to see if there are any codes stored. If there were any problems, would the spanner be flashing? I have a Max Ellery's manual, which is next to useless. It makes reference to running a KOEO or KOER test "as described in diagnostics section" The only problem is that they forgot to include the test:togo: Does the au have a OBD11 plug? or has it changed to something else? I have found a couple of "code readers" on the net, but don't know if they will do the job, as they suit the OBD11 plug type. |
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AU EEC-V self test
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