You have to try harder than that...
You need to check the codes and look them up in the service manual. Most auto part stores will check codes for free.
Super VXer
You have to try harder than that...
You need to check the codes and look them up in the service manual. Most auto part stores will check codes for free.
Super VXer
BINGO...And before you drive it again, check the oil in the crankcase & tranny.Originally Posted by VXorado
You have to try harder than that...
You need to check the codes and look them up in the service manual. Most auto part stores will check codes for free.
Super VXer
HOW TO ON CHECKING TRANNY FLUID LEVEL:
http://www.vehicross.info/forums/sho...0&postcount=18
VX KAT
....the adventure BEGINS ANEW! ...2015......
Remember that life is not measured in the breaths you take, but rather in the moments that take your breath away.
'Zoid
THX, KAT
wish these newer units had the dipstick like my '95 trooper.
Super VXer
They'll check the CEL codes for free but the AT codes are a different matter. AT codes are not read by the OBDII port.
You have to try harder than that...
You need to check the codes and look them up in the service manual. Most auto part stores will check codes for free.
It's not that difficult to read them & if you can't find the write-up let us know. IIRC it was in a thread started by deermagnet.
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Put a smiley after you say that Bub.
'Zoid
Sorry, I know, I was grasping in the dark. I posted from a tablet when the light first came on.
You have to try harder than that...
You need to check the codes and look them up in the service manual. Most auto part stores will check codes for free.
Super VXer
No worries, I know the feeling when you desperately want an answer so you can stop thinking about it. I'm glad it wasn't a major issue.
... and welcome to the community.
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