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joea 08-05-2015 12:19 PM

95 coupe 4 cylinder
 
Got a 96 2door, 4 cylinder auto. CAL emissions. Air intake (cleaner box to manifold) hose is torn an taped. New one arrives in a day or two.

CEL comes on. Jumper E1/TE1 and it stays solid, never blinks. I can remove the FI fuse to clear the light, but, after a bit, it comes back on. Generally right after a "hard start" sequence.

Appears to have a new, aftermarket distributor and blue spark plug wires. Don't know about the plugs yet.

My main concern in that I cannot get it into "test/readout mode". Anyone know of this as a problem? Is the ECU likely to be toast?

toyomoho 08-05-2015 09:48 PM

Is the car a 95 or 96?

joea 08-06-2015 05:01 AM


Originally Posted by toyomoho (Post 90677)
Is the car a 95 or 96?

build date 9/95. Does not have an OBDII connector as far as I know. It has the earlier rectangular, one fender well, and round, under steering column, connectors.

toyomoho 08-06-2015 10:52 AM

Is ign switch to ON?

E1 is grounded to chassis (brown wire for both connectors). Makes sure the terminal has a good ground connection.

Check voltage between TE1 and E1. Should be 9-14v ign switch on.

The two connectors are wired in parallel. Try using the other terminal.

The TE1 wire is gray going from the computer to Data Link 1 (engine compartment). And yellow/green going from this connector to Data Link 2.

joea 08-06-2015 06:13 PM


Originally Posted by toyomoho (Post 90684)
Is ign switch to ON?

E1 is grounded to chassis (brown wire for both connectors). Makes sure the terminal has a good ground connection.

Check voltage between TE1 and E1. Should be 9-14v ign switch on.

The two connectors are wired in parallel. Try using the other terminal.

The TE1 wire is gray going from the computer to Data Link 1 (engine compartment). And yellow/green going from this connector to Data Link 2.

My goofup. Turns out it has OBDII despite having the old style connectors.

Found it where it is supposed to be next to the fuse panel in the driver dash area.

Give me a P0115 code. Is that the green sensor?

toyomoho 08-06-2015 08:01 PM

Has green/black and brown wires.


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