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Pulling codes on a 92 V6 4x4

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Old 08-13-2009, 06:06 AM
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Pulling codes on a 92 V6 4x4

So my check engine came on today. I tried pulling codes and nothing on the dash is flashing. Isn't the check engine light suppose to flash a certain number of times? I have the service/diagnostic port jumped with a paper clip, and nothing is going on. Can anyone shed some light on this...
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Sometimes the paper clip trick doesn't make good contact with the terminals so you may want to use a short piece of stranded wire or find crimp terminals, to put on the end of a piece of wire, that fit into the terminals... I believe it should be flat/blade type connector 0.125" wide.
Also, don't start the engine- just turn the key on. (Not saying you did this but....)
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yeah i can't tell if it's making a good connection because of the electrical grease toyota uses. I'll give that a try. I was thinking about taping into the wires and adding a on/off switch.
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maybe i'm using the wrong connectors. can someone please clarify which pins to jump on the diagnostic connector.
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Jump TE1 and E1.

Then turn the key to "ON", count the number of flashes, including any pauses (two separate codes, then repeat)
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yeah that's what i thought.
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