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Originally Posted by Jamesbigsmile
Thanks everyone for their suggestions, i will drain the gas tank ASAP, I am not really able to get the codes easily from the ECU
Apparently in Canada Radio Shack has been acquired by The Source I went in there the other day and they notified me that they no longer carry the parts needed to build the code reader
I may just have to buy a prebuilt one off ebay, but it takes forever to ship stuff to eastern canada.
I took apart the throttle actuator today to check the wiring, again in the test area the wiring appears good, cleaned it really good while it was out and made sure all the vacuum lines around it were hooked up.
One question on the renosance flap, is the plastic opening (has a small screen in it) next to the electrical plug supposed to have a vacuum line running to it, I searched all around and there wasn't any loose lines.
it's the one they have circled in yellow not the plug but the other thing
I will let you know how I make out once I am sure all the old gas is out.
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hi
the code reader radio shack part numbers are used to simplify the part buying process. you should still be able to acquire all of the parts at any reputable electronics shop.
according to my files
u will need the following:
1) some regular insulated copper wire
2) 3 banana plugs(preferably diff. colors) which will fit in the 14pin diagnostic connector(near batt.)
3) a LED (with internal resistor)
4) a fuse holder
5) a 0.5 AMP fuse
6) a momentary push-button switch (momentary SPST=not sure what that stands for)
7) a box/plastic container to put all the components in.
total cost probably about 10 bucks & 15min of your time to assemble the code reader.
as far as the resonance flap goes, i believe that there are no vacuum lines connecting the manifold to the resonance flap. however, i dont recall ever seeing a screen on the resonance flap either. where's it located? can u post a pic?
good luck