Sunday, February 17th, 2019 AT 1:24 PM
Your description of how to read the OBD1 codes using a jumper and test light worked great! However, I was confused (never having done this before on any car) by what looked like three long blinks before each set of short blinks. I video recorded the results in case taking this reading would erase the codes in memory, and even though the video is hard to see you can read the various flashes. First there is a Looooong illumination, which I am assuming is the processor getting the information. Then there are long flashes (L) and short flashes (S) thus: L L L SSSSS L L L SSS L L L SSSSS L L SSS L LOOOONG. If I presume the long flashes are just dividers between the useful codes then I read "53". If I read the long blinks as the first half of the code then there are two: 35 and 33. I am presuming that this early system only can output one code and that the "53" is what I am after, but would be a lot happier if you can confirm I am reading those long flashes correctly. It might be helpful for future viewers if this was noted on the website. Thank you!


