tenpsi

In my Integra you could jumper a connector and get the codes. I've found how to do it for the ABS in the S but not the CEL? Please dont say take it to autozone like all the posts i've found in the search and FAQ they dont do it in Cali. MY2006

tenpsi

no one knows?

LagunaBlu2k

Just plug in a code finder

afzan

I think code reader is the only way in these cars

idea-catalyst

Go to Pep Boys, AutoZone, or similar auto parts retailer and they will pull the code for you for free, although I understand that some states in their wisdom do not allow this.

s2kcolin

Ure integra was OBD1 I am assuming and that how you pull codes on an ODB1 system by jumping 2 wires in the diagnostic box in the engine bay. For ODB2 (1996 and newer) you need a code reader to be plugged into the diagnostic plug inside the passenger compartment of the car.

tenpsi

The teg was a 98 obd2 guess I'll have to get a code pulled next time they are on sale. I fixed my problem so there is no hurry. It came on the second I pulled outta the car wash parking lot. So I just disconnected the battery to reset the ecu. The light still hasnt come back on. Thanks for answering my question.

sillyboybmxer

i wish there was an easier way than a scanner. on my jeep i can just turn the key on and off 3 times and it displays the codes on the odometer. pretty nifty

hrpfg2

last two times autoparts store lend their coder reader instead of them do it. Im guessing it has something to do with the law?...

another option would be buying a simple reader for about 45 dollars.

robmea

alot of obd2 honda's can still pull codes buy jumping the connector, and reading the cel flashes, i guess our car cannot.