[Fatzook]

Hi All,

I started the car tonight and it started hunting and carrying on. So I turnbed it off and then back on and now its fine. It has logged an error code tho, as the check engine light is staying on.

Does anyone have a scantool that can read my ECU? Its a series 1 swift sport. 09/06.

I plan on taling it to suzuki as its under warranty still, I just need to know if its urgent or not.

Cheers
Peter

[steak_knife]

Hullo

[Damo]

steknig wrote:

:roll: Hullo

You'll need the correct adapter that someone has pinched

[steak_knife]

Damo wrote:

steknig wrote:

:roll: Hullo

You'll need the correct adapter that someone has pinched

Different tool, not me, the scan tool.

His car is OBD2, you's is ment to be OBD1

[Fatzook]

Thanks Stekky

[Fatzook]

Check engine light has now cleared itself??????

I drove it home (50 mins) and it was on SOLID!. Turned car on and off at lights etc as I made the journey with no change.

I just went to chermside ( I know, what a fucktard!!) for xmas shopping and it was on all the way there. I returned to the car and started it, and light is now off. It still comes on for a few seconds after starting then clears as normal.

WFT is going on?

I thought the light stayed on until it was cleared with a scan tool??

Pete

[Rockhopper]

the light might not be on, but any errors should still be logged in there

[oozuk]

when the light turns off the fault becomes an inactive code, there will still be a record of the code in the Ecu that will need clearing

[steak_knife]

oozuk wrote:

when the light turns off the fault becomes an inactive code, there will still be a record of the code in the Ecu that will need clearing

Dose no harm to stay there, can be a Lil upsetting to the like's of me when a car has 26 fault code's in it tho


C ya soon Pete