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The check engine light came on in my 1992 GMC Jimmy. How do I get the code off of it and where can I look to see what each code means?

2006-07-31 01:55:41 · 4 answers · asked by Yoi_55 7 in Cars & Transportation Maintenance & Repairs

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Go to Autozone. they will scan it at no charge.

2006-07-31 02:03:54 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

auto zone dosent do 95 or earlyer you can do it yourself get a papreclip and bend it into a u find the conector under the dash i think it has 12 holes in it 6 on top 6 on bottom short the top 2 on the right with the ignition on engine off now count the check engine light flashes it will blink the codes are 2 didgets the first code will be 12 flash pause flash flash repeted 3 times now count the rest e mail me the numbers ill tell you what it means to clear it disconect the negitive battery for 15 seconds

2006-07-31 02:52:07 · answer #2 · answered by mobile auto repair (mr fix it) 7 · 1 0

For about $15, you can buy a Haynes repair manual (auto parts stores) that will give you a complete description of the process.

2006-07-31 02:44:44 · answer #3 · answered by united9198 7 · 0 1

for oxidation: 1: wash car: hopefully you already know that this does 2. clay car -this removes contaminants stuck to the paint, that normal washing wont get off. You can also clay your windows/wheels etc. I suggest meguiars smooth surface clay kit. 3. Paint cleaners(aka polishes): These remove oxidation/scratches/stains/etc. They have no protection at all. Different strengths for different paints. I suggest starting with Meguiars Swirlx, and if needed, then step up to Meguiars ultimate compound. Apply in a 16x16 in. section with a microfiber applicator. Work it in for about a minute and wipe off immediately with microfiber towel. Inspect results, repeat or move up to a more aggressive product. 4. Pure Polish: These help the paint shine by adding oils to the paint. But do not add protection either. Work best on darker colors and cars with single stage paints. But can still work good on lighter colored cars. Its really optional, since the paint cleaners mentioned above have polishing oils in them. But if you have single stage paint, then definitely use it. Use meguiars deep crystal polish, or their #7 polish. Just kind of message them into the paint, in a 16x16 in. section for about 40 seconds. then wipe off immediately. These can be a real pain to remove. 5: wax: locks in polish, adds protection and shine. Apply using microfiber applicator and spread a thin even layer all over your car, not getting any on plastic/vinyl/pourous surfaces ( itll stain). Let it dry to a haze (usually 15 minutes) then wipe off with microfiber towel. Suggest meguiars nxt 2.0 tech wax or their gold class wax. since you get tired easily, either break it up into sections and span it over a couple days or you could buy a random orbital buffer for about 20 bucks most people think theyre really only for applying waxes since they tend to bog down when you apply pressure to them, but you just have to stay in the spot for longer than you would with a real DA or rotary buffer. if you do buy one, usually they have either a 6 or 10 in buffer, choose the 6 in, much easier to work with

2016-03-27 08:32:16 · answer #4 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

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