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This will be a common task. You may want to invest in your own Ultra Gauge, which reads and resets standard codes, and displays them at your selection, and even provides you-decide alarm points (like coolant temp). See UltraGauge Automotive Information Center and OBDII Scan Tool About $70.
If you decide on a code reader, get one that is also a scanner, in that it displays live data. Don't worry about the "stored fix information for 85,000 vehicles", you just want the code number so you can look it up in the RAVE or supporting ECU manual.
Some codes happen at once, others may require repeat of conditions on two or more drive cycles (crank up from cold).
Might be a misfire, but there are so many other things and this truck is new to you, so best to get it read.
If you decide on a code reader, get one that is also a scanner, in that it displays live data. Don't worry about the "stored fix information for 85,000 vehicles", you just want the code number so you can look it up in the RAVE or supporting ECU manual.
Some codes happen at once, others may require repeat of conditions on two or more drive cycles (crank up from cold).
Might be a misfire, but there are so many other things and this truck is new to you, so best to get it read.
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Hmm check engine light came on today when driving for 15 min I let warm up for like 5 min you think it could have been a Mister fire caused by me putting mid grade gas in? I'm getting the codes checked tommrow, o reallys do the code checks? Hmmm that sucks.
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98 disco 188xxx
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