2014 Diagnostics test
03-13-2017, 03:22 AM
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2014 Diagnostics test
the dealers perform this test. which i have done and it says now start your car for results. not sure what im looking at because the display is all normal like when you turn on the car. maybe its a good thing but i want to be sure im doing this correctly. so if anyone knows how to perform the self diagnostic test on 2014 stingray. thanks for your support
03-13-2017, 12:24 PM
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If you have a scanner only capable of reading OBD II codes you don't get a full diagnostic picture. You need to be able to read the ABS, Air Bag and Chassis/Body codes to get a full picture. ABS and Air Bag codes will cause a warning message/light but the other ones don't give any indication other than something not working correctly. To fix those items you need to know the code.
What is interesting about modern cars including the Corvette is that powertrains are so reliable nowadays that most failures occur outside of the OBD II realm.
Bill
What is interesting about modern cars including the Corvette is that powertrains are so reliable nowadays that most failures occur outside of the OBD II realm.
Bill
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03-13-2017, 06:16 PM
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If you have a scanner only capable of reading OBD II codes you don't get a full diagnostic picture. You need to be able to read the ABS, Air Bag and Chassis/Body codes to get a full picture. ABS and Air Bag codes will cause a warning message/light but the other ones don't give any indication other than something not working correctly. To fix those items you need to know the code.
What is interesting about modern cars including the Corvette is that powertrains are so reliable nowadays that most failures occur outside of the OBD II realm.
Bill
What is interesting about modern cars including the Corvette is that powertrains are so reliable nowadays that most failures occur outside of the OBD II realm.
Bill
The OBD standard just states that a sub-set of diagnostic codes are assigned to specific things. It also mandates that you can read emissions related faults.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On-board_diagnostics
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_l...or_(automotive)