. . . "Scrib Abell" wrote
Because there's nothing wrong for the sensors to detect?
that's the only reason that codes would'nt be stored......with a good running vehical. ====== ====== snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com (shiden_kai)
Not true, the OP said he was getting the Service 4X4 light intermittantly. In this case, the codes will be stored as history codes. So there is something wrong, it's just intermittant. You can also have "real" problems without having a code set. Take an ABS sensor that drops its signal at lower speeds. There is a problem, but the ABS will never know it, as it cannot distinguish between the signal dropping out, and the wheel locking up.
scrib abell ~:~clears the codes ....then scans for codes and wonders why there aren't any~:~
Whatever you say, Marsh. Ian ======= ======= Ian, yuh know...I read his post....then I read your reply...then I thunked to myself.... what should I do??......me being a self proclaimed scanner dude...
Should I tell him what Ian has already told him?
or...Should I jest answer his question?
so.....I jest answered his question.
which was..."Does anyone know why there are no codes stored?"
a History Code...is a code...and therefore would be A CODE STORED.
he said no codes.....
respectfully marshmonster ~:~hooks the battery cable up and scans for codes....no codes....okee dokee~:~ .
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. wonder if i oughta go through a couple drive cycles and check fer codes again? nah....there gone.....ain't they?
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