Safe way to Check Engine Light
Hello everyone,
I am writing an OBDII software tool for the PocketPC
. I want to test my Diagnostic Trouble Code reader with the real thing. What is the safest way to generate a check engine light illumination on the S2k? Removing the gas cap does not work. I know removing some of the vacuum hoses will do it but I want the "safest" way possible. Also please post your past experiences with the Check Engine Light, problems and solutions. If you happen to know the trouble code, please include
.
Thanks,
smanders
I am writing an OBDII software tool for the PocketPC
. I want to test my Diagnostic Trouble Code reader with the real thing. What is the safest way to generate a check engine light illumination on the S2k? Removing the gas cap does not work. I know removing some of the vacuum hoses will do it but I want the "safest" way possible. Also please post your past experiences with the Check Engine Light, problems and solutions. If you happen to know the trouble code, please include
.Thanks,
smanders
If you look on the front driver side of the cylinder head cover, slightly infront of the fuel rail is a sensor. If you disconnect it, the engine won't rev over 3k, and after two starts, it will generate a check engine light (don't ask me how I know this
). I don't know what code it throws though.
). I don't know what code it throws though.
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