COXJ
NAXJA Member #989
- Location
- Golden/ Arvada, CO
:wantyou: any one have an OBD2 code reader on here that i could barrow for a couple days? in denver metro/ burbs. boulder, to Hi ranch, 225 west to golden? anyone?
Liam
Liam
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OBD2 code reader anyone?
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XAIRCAV
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Denver, Colo.
Go to www.gojeep.com
The Austrailian guy decribes how to bring up codes on '98 to '01 models without a scan tool and has a list of what the trouble codes mean.
The Austrailian guy decribes how to bring up codes on '98 to '01 models without a scan tool and has a list of what the trouble codes mean.
old_man
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Loveland, Colorado
You can have Autozone scan the codes for free. I've seen the cheap readers for under $40 as well.
I know that this will work on the '97s - I've heard that it will and will not on later XJ's - give it a try...
To read codes:
Cycle key to 'On' position (Key on engine off KOEO), and back off three times. On the third cycle leave it in the 'on' position...
On - Off - On - Off - On
To read codes:
Cycle key to 'On' position (Key on engine off KOEO), and back off three times. On the third cycle leave it in the 'on' position...
On - Off - On - Off - On
COXJ
NAXJA Member #989
- Location
- Golden/ Arvada, CO
? thats how you clear codes is it not? how exactly could you read the codes any way? if you have a reader you only have to turn the key on and you can cleer them form reader usualy
Liam
Liam
trailrunner
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- coloradosprings,colorado
on obd 2 you need a scanner.
