Looking for a FAQ for newbs
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Looking for a FAQ for n00bs
Can anyone direct me to a FAQ or a good tutorial to answer
newbie questions.
Specifically; What does a fast flashing SES light mean ?
I need to learn more before I waste money learning by trial and error. (Mostly error in my case)
newbie questions.
Specifically; What does a fast flashing SES light mean ?
I need to learn more before I waste money learning by trial and error. (Mostly error in my case)
Last edited by James Montigny; 09-09-2002 at 08:32 PM.
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Car: Guess
Engine: Crazy 8
Transmission: So close to being a manual I can taste it
You can check out some of the Technical Articles here, search the forums for answers, the DIY-ECM site has some FAQ. Mostly just do the searches and learn as you go.
Did you read Trax's article?
Did you read Trax's article?
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Car: 88 GTA, 94 BMW 840, SVX, Prelude
Engine: 383 w/ Super Ram
Transmission: built 700R4 auto
The only time I got a fast flashing SES light in my car (88 Trans Am GTA) was when I left the ALDL jumper pin in the connector by mistake and started the car - but if this was your problem, I bet you found it already...
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Car: 1991 Z28
Engine: 305 TPI under 14 psi
Transmission: aftermarket T56
Axle/Gears: Moser 12 bolt 3.08 gears
My SES light flashed really fast and dim when I put the wrong memcal in my ecm. It also gave me a code 51 when I checked for errors. Hope this helps.
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Originally posted by Black88GTA
The only time I got a fast flashing SES light in my car (88 Trans Am GTA) was when I left the ALDL jumper pin in the connector by mistake and started the car - but if this was your problem, I bet you found it already...
The only time I got a fast flashing SES light in my car (88 Trans Am GTA) was when I left the ALDL jumper pin in the connector by mistake and started the car - but if this was your problem, I bet you found it already...
I am currently running the stock chip, I guess it might be flashing to tell me "Hey stupid you fried it!" *Shrug*
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