Could someone tell me how I can access my friend's 1989 Ford Bronco's error codes w/o purchasing a scanner?
I've read/heard that I can access them via an analog volt meter... but I do not know what the location is of the point of testing... nor the pins that I am to connect to?
Thanks Clem! But I am confused w/ the diagram that is shown. It shows the negative end of the analog tester going to pin #4 and the positive end of the tester going to the positve terminal of the battery... of which from that point there is a test light going from the positve battery to the same pin #4 of the data link connector located in the engine department!
I must be having a a bad mental day.... but it doesn't make sense to me that you would place the testlight probe at pin # 4 where the negative analog test probe has been placed also!
Could you help me see some daylight here?!! This has been bugging me for the past few hours since I found your response to my question. It surely must be right... but I'm not gettin' the logic or something of going back to pin # 4 .
Thanks for the feedback. I'll have to go back and look at that diagram w/ another persepective! This must have been a time where I made things more complicated than it shou;d have been! :(
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