[Z06] Question about DIC codes
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Question about DIC codes
I know to get to the codes you hold "option" and hit "fuel" four times and then it goes through past and present codes, however the problem I am having is that it will automatically go into "manual configuration" and then it says "PCM-2 codes" but I can't find a way to tell me what the two codes are. I was just wondering if I was doing something wrong.
Thanks
Elliot
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Elliot
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Hang on,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Yes there is!!!!
Once your in MANUAL DIAGNOSTICS MODE, use the top two buttons (TRIP , GAGES )to display the separate DTC. TRIP will make the codes scroll up and GAGES will make them scroll down. 
If you have 5 DTC press TRIP or GAGES to read each DTC specifically.
BC
Once your in MANUAL DIAGNOSTICS MODE, use the top two buttons (TRIP , GAGES )to display the separate DTC. TRIP will make the codes scroll up and GAGES will make them scroll down. If you have 5 DTC press TRIP or GAGES to read each DTC specifically.BC
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From: Sanford Florida
Hang on,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Yes there is!!!! Once your in MANUAL DIAGNOSTICS MODE, use the top two buttons (TRIP , GAGES )to display the separate DTC. TRIP will make the codes scroll up and GAGES will make them scroll down. If you have 5 DTC press TRIP or GAGES to read each DTC specifically.
BC
Once your in MANUAL DIAGNOSTICS MODE, use the top two buttons (TRIP , GAGES )to display the separate DTC. TRIP will make the codes scroll up and GAGES will make them scroll down. If you have 5 DTC press TRIP or GAGES to read each DTC specifically.BC
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The only way to find out what the codes mean is to buy a Service Manual. Those one line descriptions you find on the internet are just the title from the Service Manual. Usually the technical description of what is going on and the associated diagnostic info takes 1 to 2 pages thus the one line stuff on the internet is incrementally better than useless.
Bill
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Knowing the codes and descriptions is useful since they can be searched and compared to the experiences and problems of other people who have had cars that threw the same codes.
Post 'em.
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I beg to differ: http://www.gearchatter.com/index10.php
Btw, I have the service manuals on DVD. Very handy. Although I would like a printed copy also. Don't much care for leaving my laptop sitting on the work bench with the manuals open. It works but I'd rather have hardcopy sitting on the bench.