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newC280guy 10-31-2007 06:25 PM

94 C280 (Have code reader but no codes?)
 
Just received pulse code reader and CD, now attempting to pull codes from 94 C280.
Am getting a code 1 (no fault) on pins 4, 7, & 8 but nothing displays when attached to pins 17 or 19? I do feel resistance when inserting or removing connector from these pins so I'm fairly certain I have continuity. Unsure what I’m doing wrong or what to do next?

mbdoc 11-01-2007 08:22 AM

The engine monitor on that car is ODB2 ready...digital system. Try an ODB2 scan from inside the car if the check engine lamp is on.

newC280guy 11-01-2007 06:22 PM

Thanks for the reply M.B.Doc
 
I have a hand held obd II reader, that lists every c class model but mine, so all I get from it is <ERROR>... I have attempted to have the codes read from various local shops (nearest MB dealer 40 miles away) but when they hear it's a 94 model they just blow me off... I'm just wondering is this model odb II enough to pull the engine codes if I tell these shops I have a 96 model? Or should i take a half day and go to the MB dealer? I really want to know why the check engine light is on.

thanks again for the advice

JimF 11-02-2007 10:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by newC280guy (Post 1663013)
I have a hand held obd II reader, that lists every c class model but mine, so all I get from it is <ERROR>... I have attempted to have the codes read from various local shops (nearest MB dealer 40 miles away) but when they hear it's a 94 model they just blow me off... I'm just wondering is this model odb II enough to pull the engine codes if I tell these shops I have a 96 model? Or should i take a half day and go to the MB dealer? I really want to know why the check engine light is on.

thanks again for the advice

Check out this link . . . http://www.obdii.com/

Your car is not "fully" compliant to OBDII so maybe the scanner you have only works on OBDII cars.

jlomon 11-02-2007 11:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by newC280guy (Post 1663013)
I have a hand held obd II reader, that lists every c class model but mine, so all I get from it is <ERROR>... I have attempted to have the codes read from various local shops (nearest MB dealer 40 miles away) but when they hear it's a 94 model they just blow me off... I'm just wondering is this model odb II enough to pull the engine codes if I tell these shops I have a 96 model? Or should i take a half day and go to the MB dealer? I really want to know why the check engine light is on.

thanks again for the advice

Your model is fully OBDII compliant. I have a '94 and I pull codes from it with my hand-held code reader. I've used that same reader on numerous other OBDII compliant cars, both MB and non-MB.


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