CHECK ENGINE
AussieTemplar
30 Mar 2011
Gents,
Trying to fix my immobiliser, I looked under my steering wheel where that massive loom of wires with and noticed that this green plug was unplugged. Plugged it back in hoping it'd fix my immobiliser.. no luck. Went to drive the car this morning.. CHECK ENGINE light was on. Unplugged the green plug that I plugged in previously and it went away.. Previous owner done a dodgy? Maybe a sensor somewhere?
Cheers.
Trying to fix my immobiliser, I looked under my steering wheel where that massive loom of wires with and noticed that this green plug was unplugged. Plugged it back in hoping it'd fix my immobiliser.. no luck. Went to drive the car this morning.. CHECK ENGINE light was on. Unplugged the green plug that I plugged in previously and it went away.. Previous owner done a dodgy? Maybe a sensor somewhere?
Cheers.
Scott
30 Mar 2011
green plugs are test connectors, so the check engine will come on with them connected 
AussieTemplar
30 Mar 2011
green plugs are test connectors, so the check engine will come on with them connected
oh yay! got worried for no reason
SAV84C
30 Mar 2011
Nick check out this link
HOWTO: Checking and resetting ECU error codes
It will explain what those green plugs do...
HOWTO: Checking and resetting ECU error codes
It will explain what those green plugs do...
AussieTemplar
30 Mar 2011
Nick check out this link
HOWTO: Checking and resetting ECU error codes
It will explain what those green plugs do...
Wow this is great, thanks Chris! How did I miss that thread!
