OBDII codes
OBDII codes
When I first joined this forum, there was an OBDII list of codes, has that list been taken away. If it still exists can someone direct me to it? Thanks for your help.
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Chuck Tribolet
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Re: OBDII codes
I agree, they have disappeared. They weren't a substitute for the FSM, but were helpful to some folks.
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donald
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Re: OBDII codes
I'm new to the OBDII world... but aren't they "generic" codes? I mean, a code on a Honda can mean the same as a code on a Nissan right?
Anyway, I googled, and found this site:
Specific for Nissan: http://www.obd-codes.com/trouble_codes/nissan/
Specific for Infiniti: http://www.obd-codes.com/trouble_codes/infiniti/
Anyway, I googled, and found this site:
Specific for Nissan: http://www.obd-codes.com/trouble_codes/nissan/
Specific for Infiniti: http://www.obd-codes.com/trouble_codes/infiniti/
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Towncivilian
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Re: OBDII codes
Seems like it was moved to an inaccessible forum: obd-ii-code-chart-t244617.html
Re: OBDII codes
"You are not authorized to read" why put it on a forum, secret papers would be better. Just wanted an easier time of looking the codes up, my book is too big to flip through.
And by the way generic codes are not OBDII codes, still some manufacturers have a whole raft of specific codes that are OBDII compliant, but not generally used but specific to the car.
My 97 QX4 has a set of codes different than a 2001 QX4, because the physical layout of the machines are different.
"We have the right to improve", which means make it cheaper for us to manufacture.
But all the codes are compliant if the vehicle was made to the On Board Diagnostics vs II from 1996.Just don't expect every car to have and use every code within the group.
And by the way generic codes are not OBDII codes, still some manufacturers have a whole raft of specific codes that are OBDII compliant, but not generally used but specific to the car.
My 97 QX4 has a set of codes different than a 2001 QX4, because the physical layout of the machines are different.
"We have the right to improve", which means make it cheaper for us to manufacture.
But all the codes are compliant if the vehicle was made to the On Board Diagnostics vs II from 1996.Just don't expect every car to have and use every code within the group.