Subaru Diagnostic Trouble Code Definitions Gathering
Subaru Diagnostic Trouble Code Definitions
Most cars built before 1994 are equipped with some form of computer diagnostics. This means when the check engine light is illuminated a trouble code or codes are stored in the computer’s memory. These codes are used to help troubleshoot the sensor, control solenoid, module or mechanical failure. To retrieve these trouble codes first you must locate the diagnostic connector which is located by the driver’s side kick panel in most cases. Next locate the computer which is located under the dash near the driver’s side. With the ignition key in the "on" position and the engine off connect the "read memory" connector and disconnect the "test mode" connector. The check engine light will start to blink, the first set of light blinks will be the first digit of the trouble code, there will be a short pause letting you know the computer is about to output the second digit of the trouble code. Then the second set of blinks is outputted. For example if the first set of check engine light blinks equal three and the second set of flashing check engine light equals three the code number is 33. To clear trouble codes once the repairs have been made remove the negative battery cable for forty five seconds and then reconnect. Subaru ODB1 Code Definitions
Code 11 Crank angle sensor fault Code 12 Starter switch fault Code 13 TDC sensor fault Code 14 Injector no.1 fault Code 15 Injector no.2 fault Code 16 Injector no.3 fault
Code 21 Coolant temperature sensor fault Code 23 Pressure sensor fault Code 24 ISC solenoid valve fault Code 26 Air temperature sensor fault Code 32 Oxygen sensor fault Code 33 Vehicle speed sensor fault
Code 35 Purge control solenoid fault Code 36 Ignition circuit fault Code 41 Air/fuel ratio control system fault Code 42 Idle switch fault Code 43 Throttle switch fault Code 45 Atmospheric pressure sensor fault Code 52 Clutch switch circuit fault Code 62 Electric load signal fault Code 63 Blower fan switch fault Code 65 Vacuum pressure sensor fault If further assistance is needed, our certified car repair technicians are ready to answer your car questions. Also, gain manufacturer specific instructions and information by clicking - Auto Repair Manual Related Car Repair Information
Most cars built before 1994 are equipped with some form of computer diagnostics. This means when the check engine light is illuminated a trouble code or codes are stored in the computer’s memory. These codes are used to help troubleshoot the sensor, control solenoid, module or mechanical failure. To retrieve these trouble codes first you must locate the diagnostic connector which is located by the driver’s side kick panel in most cases. Next locate the computer which is located under the dash near the driver’s side. With the ignition key in the "on" position and the engine off connect the "read memory" connector and disconnect the "test mode" connector. The check engine light will start to blink, the first set of light blinks will be the first digit of the trouble code, there will be a short pause letting you know the computer is about to output the second digit of the trouble code. Then the second set of blinks is outputted. For example if the first set of check engine light blinks equal three and the second set of flashing check engine light equals three the code number is 33. To clear trouble codes once the repairs have been made remove the negative battery cable for forty five seconds and then reconnect. Subaru ODB1 Code Definitions
Code 11 Crank angle sensor fault Code 12 Starter switch fault Code 13 TDC sensor fault Code 14 Injector no.1 fault Code 15 Injector no.2 fault Code 16 Injector no.3 fault
Code 21 Coolant temperature sensor fault Code 23 Pressure sensor fault Code 24 ISC solenoid valve fault Code 26 Air temperature sensor fault Code 32 Oxygen sensor fault Code 33 Vehicle speed sensor fault
Code 35 Purge control solenoid fault Code 36 Ignition circuit fault Code 41 Air/fuel ratio control system fault Code 42 Idle switch fault Code 43 Throttle switch fault Code 45 Atmospheric pressure sensor fault Code 52 Clutch switch circuit fault Code 62 Electric load signal fault Code 63 Blower fan switch fault Code 65 Vacuum pressure sensor fault If further assistance is needed, our certified car repair technicians are ready to answer your car questions. Also, gain manufacturer specific instructions and information by clicking - Auto Repair Manual Related Car Repair Information