? about Plymouth FI Program

[Roger Talbot]

Yes, I have cycled my ignition switch several times and I have both a factory
and Haynes manual that offer similar definitions of those codes for a given
year.  The factory alludes to a device that plugs into a port in the wiring
harness.  I have verified that the connector exists in the harness.  The local
parts stores offer a simple tool for Ford and GM, but the Chrysler products are
constantly on back order. I was just hoping that there was a simple, cheap
alternative that I could download to an old PC.  Thank you for your reply.

Roger

Ludis Langens wrote:

> Roger Talbot wrote:
> >
> > There doesn't even seem to be a simple reader
> > in the auto stores for Chrysler products.
>
> You can't find a "$20 paperclip" for Chrysler because there isn't
> anyplace to plug it in.  You used to be able to pull the "codes" from a
> Chrysler by turning the ignition on and off several times and then
> watching the check engine light as with GM products.
>
> If you are willing to spend in the three digit range, I've seen parts
> stores selling scan tools that support Chrysler products.
>
> --
> Ludis Langens                               ludis (at) cruzers (dot) com
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