Service engine light!!!
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Pro
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From: Bardstown ( Bourbon capitol of the world ) KY ( The Bluegrass state )
Service engine light!!!
Hi everyone, I need some help. I have a 95 lt1 6spd and the service engine light keeps coming on 
. The light only comes on after about a 35 mile trip. I hooked a computer up to the car and it said that the oil temp. unit was bad; so I replaced it and the light still comes on
.
So does anybody have any suggestions to what else it could be, to read that code.
Oh yeah. I have a slight oil leak at the distributor. Bad gasket!
. The light only comes on after about a 35 mile trip. I hooked a computer up to the car and it said that the oil temp. unit was bad; so I replaced it and the light still comes on.So does anybody have any suggestions to what else it could be, to read that code.
Oh yeah. I have a slight oil leak at the distributor. Bad gasket!
Melting Slicks
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From: sonoma ca
I would use the cars on-board computer for your problem.
http://www.corvettephotographs.com/c4vettes/index.htm
Check the site above for the info on how to retrieve codes.
http://www.corvettephotographs.com/c4vettes/index.htm
Check the site above for the info on how to retrieve codes.
Drifting
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From: 1994 LT1 Coupe 6-speed with FX3 & 2000 LS1 Vert 6-Speed with F45 Hunterdon County, NJ
"J",
Do you have an Factory Service Manual (FSM)?
The great thing about our C4s is that error 'codes' can be determined without any special tools.
The 95s have an OBD II connector with the OBD I software behind it.
The OBD II connector is located below the steering wheel and has two rows of connectors -- numbered 1-8 on top left to right, and 9-16 on bottom, also left to right.
To display the codes on the digital dash, connect a paper clip between # 12 (ccm diagnostic enable) # 4 (Ground).
Then turn on the key (do not start the engine) and read to codes on the digital dash.
Do a search or post back the codes and their sequence and we'll help you..
Do you have an Factory Service Manual (FSM)?
The great thing about our C4s is that error 'codes' can be determined without any special tools.
The 95s have an OBD II connector with the OBD I software behind it.
The OBD II connector is located below the steering wheel and has two rows of connectors -- numbered 1-8 on top left to right, and 9-16 on bottom, also left to right.
To display the codes on the digital dash, connect a paper clip between # 12 (ccm diagnostic enable) # 4 (Ground).
Then turn on the key (do not start the engine) and read to codes on the digital dash.
Do a search or post back the codes and their sequence and we'll help you..
Burning Brakes
Joined: Feb 2009
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From: Richmond Virginia
These guys will be able to help once they have a code to work with.
I have a comment... the oil temp sensor on your car is above the oil filter and not at the back of the intake. If you already know this disregard comment
I have a comment... the oil temp sensor on your car is above the oil filter and not at the back of the intake. If you already know this disregard comment
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Pro
Joined: May 2006
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From: Bardstown ( Bourbon capitol of the world ) KY ( The Bluegrass state )
"J",
Do you have an Factory Service Manual (FSM)?
The great thing about our C4s is that error 'codes' can be determined without any special tools.
The 95s have an OBD II connector with the OBD I software behind it.
The OBD II connector is located below the steering wheel and has two rows of connectors -- numbered 1-8 on top left to right, and 9-16 on bottom, also left to right.
To display the codes on the digital dash, connect a paper clip between # 12 (ccm diagnostic enable) # 4 (Ground).
Then turn on the key (do not start the engine) and read to codes on the digital dash.
Do a search or post back the codes and their sequence and we'll help you..
Do you have an Factory Service Manual (FSM)?
The great thing about our C4s is that error 'codes' can be determined without any special tools.
The 95s have an OBD II connector with the OBD I software behind it.
The OBD II connector is located below the steering wheel and has two rows of connectors -- numbered 1-8 on top left to right, and 9-16 on bottom, also left to right.
To display the codes on the digital dash, connect a paper clip between # 12 (ccm diagnostic enable) # 4 (Ground).
Then turn on the key (do not start the engine) and read to codes on the digital dash.
Do a search or post back the codes and their sequence and we'll help you..
Safety Car
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From: FL
http://www.corvettephotographs.com/c4vettes/codes.htm
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