ive read the guides on how to do it and how to interpret the codes, but i dont know where the STO [?] plug is on my ed. somewhere says its in the engine bay, somewhere else says its near the fusebox. i got no idea, please help a noob out.
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thanks for that. i hate being a noob, but im learning.
ok thats whats in my car, but none of the diagrams i have look like that. the pages ive read say to hook the multimetre to the battery and STO. and then short the STI and signal return pin. which is the signal return pin? is it just the ground?
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Ummm, sorry to drag this up again, but I'm pretty lost....
I've got an ED Falcon (Oct 93) and I'd been following the instructions at http://www.dalidesign.com/hbook/eectest.html , but I'm buggered if I can work out where the self test plugs are.
So, is it right from the above that the self test for the diag is not under the hood? It's the white thingy under the fuse box on the drivers side?
Can anyone help with the pin outs? The links above don't work anymore, and it looks nothing like the diagram at the link I've been trying to follow :-(
Yeah its a different plug to that in the link. To put it into test mode you need to short out the upper and lower far left pins, and if I can remember correctly you use the 3rd pin from the left to connect to the LED/Test lamp/Multimeter which then connects to an earth to read the codes. I will try and dig up the diagram again and post it back up on my website.
It looks like this one from this page on the EF. They list the pin outs for the low/mid series connector, but they don't seem to match up with what I've seen around for the ED (or EBII for that matter).
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