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Behr

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7th Apr 09 at 15:24

where would i find the plug thing which i have to short to find out the fault codes in a 95 corsa 1.4 16v sport?

Davidkent

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7th Apr 09 at 15:26

There's a guide on the FAQ's section that shows you how to do it with a paperclip!

Hold on...

Davidkent

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7th Apr 09 at 15:27

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=101080

Behr

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7th Apr 09 at 15:27

cheers buddy

should've checked there really...

Behr

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7th Apr 09 at 15:30

WHere dod i find the 10 ALDL plug though as pics dont work

Davidkent

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7th Apr 09 at 15:33

In the fuse Box mate, to the lower left of the steering wheel.
Just under the fuses is a plug.

What year is your car?

My 96 Sport and 99 SXi All had 16 Pin OBD plugs

EDIT: Oh yeah its a 95 lol... Either way, should be in the same place

[Edited on 07-04-2009 by Davidkent]

Torsa g

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7th Apr 09 at 15:33

go into where your fuses are underr the steering wheel then look upto the left hand top corner and it should be there, but yours maybe a 16pin one as its 16v

Behr

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7th Apr 09 at 16:08

ok and which pins do i short?

Behr

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7th Apr 09 at 16:36

its a 16 pinplug

Davidkent

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7th Apr 09 at 22:42

Says in the guide i forwarded you to mate - Think its 5 and 6

Behr

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8th Apr 09 at 07:41

done it in the end, and got 4 fault codes out all of which seems to be related to my mantzel style inlet manifold, things like TPS (throttle position sensor hose),
Distibutor High Voltage, crankshaft sensor, and one more which i cant remember

Torsa g

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8th Apr 09 at 08:57

crank sensor will always come up if you do it with the car not running !!

Behr

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8th Apr 09 at 09:18

ah ok so that that one ticked off then

Davidkent

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8th Apr 09 at 09:55

crank sensor shouldn't do that surely?
Never does on any other car I've had!

It only reads off fault codes that were stored while the car was running - Otherwise it'd pick the fault up when you start the car and the EML would always be on surely?!

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