How to check 2001 Civic Engine code
06-08-2006 | 01:13 AM
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Re: How to check 2001 Civic Engine code
"JEHU" <dcoxNOSPAM@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote in
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> Where do I find the ECU and can I check the engine code from jumping a
> service connector like on the 2000 civic? Also can I reset a engine
> code by removing and replacing a fuse instead of removing and
> replacing the battery connection?
>
> 2001 Civic Sedan DX
>
> thanks
>
>
>
the ECU is behind the glove compartment
The manual says it is possible to get the codes by grounding the SCS line
at the diagnostic connector (brown wire) to ground (black wire). I haven't
tried it, though.
To reset codes. turn ignition off and remove fuse #6 in the under hood
fuse box (marked ECM/PCM). Dont forget this will clear "readiness " status
and the car will have to be driven until they are set before you can pass
inspection.
The problem is that almost but not all OBDII codes are availible this way
and I have not seen this info outside of a factory service manual, as
everyone now uses scanners instead of counting blinks of the MIL like we
did twenty years ago.
If there is enough interest I could post the MIL code to OBDII code
crossovers.
(MIL is the Malfunction Indicator Light, I.E. Check engine light)
Suggest you get a factory manual and read a lot before you jump in, you
may decide you are better off paying a good mechanic.
Scott
news:2dDhg.33388$JX1.22238@edtnps82:
> Where do I find the ECU and can I check the engine code from jumping a
> service connector like on the 2000 civic? Also can I reset a engine
> code by removing and replacing a fuse instead of removing and
> replacing the battery connection?
>
> 2001 Civic Sedan DX
>
> thanks
>
>
>
the ECU is behind the glove compartment
The manual says it is possible to get the codes by grounding the SCS line
at the diagnostic connector (brown wire) to ground (black wire). I haven't
tried it, though.
To reset codes. turn ignition off and remove fuse #6 in the under hood
fuse box (marked ECM/PCM). Dont forget this will clear "readiness " status
and the car will have to be driven until they are set before you can pass
inspection.
The problem is that almost but not all OBDII codes are availible this way
and I have not seen this info outside of a factory service manual, as
everyone now uses scanners instead of counting blinks of the MIL like we
did twenty years ago.
If there is enough interest I could post the MIL code to OBDII code
crossovers.
(MIL is the Malfunction Indicator Light, I.E. Check engine light)
Suggest you get a factory manual and read a lot before you jump in, you
may decide you are better off paying a good mechanic.
Scott
06-08-2006 | 01:13 AM
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Re: How to check 2001 Civic Engine code
"JEHU" <dcoxNOSPAM@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote in
news:2dDhg.33388$JX1.22238@edtnps82:
> Where do I find the ECU and can I check the engine code from jumping a
> service connector like on the 2000 civic? Also can I reset a engine
> code by removing and replacing a fuse instead of removing and
> replacing the battery connection?
>
> 2001 Civic Sedan DX
>
> thanks
>
>
>
the ECU is behind the glove compartment
The manual says it is possible to get the codes by grounding the SCS line
at the diagnostic connector (brown wire) to ground (black wire). I haven't
tried it, though.
To reset codes. turn ignition off and remove fuse #6 in the under hood
fuse box (marked ECM/PCM). Dont forget this will clear "readiness " status
and the car will have to be driven until they are set before you can pass
inspection.
The problem is that almost but not all OBDII codes are availible this way
and I have not seen this info outside of a factory service manual, as
everyone now uses scanners instead of counting blinks of the MIL like we
did twenty years ago.
If there is enough interest I could post the MIL code to OBDII code
crossovers.
(MIL is the Malfunction Indicator Light, I.E. Check engine light)
Suggest you get a factory manual and read a lot before you jump in, you
may decide you are better off paying a good mechanic.
Scott
news:2dDhg.33388$JX1.22238@edtnps82:
> Where do I find the ECU and can I check the engine code from jumping a
> service connector like on the 2000 civic? Also can I reset a engine
> code by removing and replacing a fuse instead of removing and
> replacing the battery connection?
>
> 2001 Civic Sedan DX
>
> thanks
>
>
>
the ECU is behind the glove compartment
The manual says it is possible to get the codes by grounding the SCS line
at the diagnostic connector (brown wire) to ground (black wire). I haven't
tried it, though.
To reset codes. turn ignition off and remove fuse #6 in the under hood
fuse box (marked ECM/PCM). Dont forget this will clear "readiness " status
and the car will have to be driven until they are set before you can pass
inspection.
The problem is that almost but not all OBDII codes are availible this way
and I have not seen this info outside of a factory service manual, as
everyone now uses scanners instead of counting blinks of the MIL like we
did twenty years ago.
If there is enough interest I could post the MIL code to OBDII code
crossovers.
(MIL is the Malfunction Indicator Light, I.E. Check engine light)
Suggest you get a factory manual and read a lot before you jump in, you
may decide you are better off paying a good mechanic.
Scott
06-08-2006 | 01:15 AM
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Re: How to check 2001 Civic Engine code
"JEHU" <dcoxNOSPAM@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote
> So what I guess I am getting at is can that sort of thing
> be done on a 2001 and if so where is the ecu and service
> connector?
See page 4 of
http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...l/pdf/11-3.pdf .
I think this is the same for a 2001 Civic.
Not the greatest drawing, but if you look for the ECU
brackets, you might find it:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...IT+%28CABIN%29
See item #4. IIRC, it's on the left of the front passenger's
footwell.
> So what I guess I am getting at is can that sort of thing
> be done on a 2001 and if so where is the ecu and service
> connector?
See page 4 of
http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...l/pdf/11-3.pdf .
I think this is the same for a 2001 Civic.
Not the greatest drawing, but if you look for the ECU
brackets, you might find it:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...IT+%28CABIN%29
See item #4. IIRC, it's on the left of the front passenger's
footwell.
06-08-2006 | 01:15 AM
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Re: How to check 2001 Civic Engine code
"JEHU" <dcoxNOSPAM@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote
> So what I guess I am getting at is can that sort of thing
> be done on a 2001 and if so where is the ecu and service
> connector?
See page 4 of
http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...l/pdf/11-3.pdf .
I think this is the same for a 2001 Civic.
Not the greatest drawing, but if you look for the ECU
brackets, you might find it:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...IT+%28CABIN%29
See item #4. IIRC, it's on the left of the front passenger's
footwell.
> So what I guess I am getting at is can that sort of thing
> be done on a 2001 and if so where is the ecu and service
> connector?
See page 4 of
http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...l/pdf/11-3.pdf .
I think this is the same for a 2001 Civic.
Not the greatest drawing, but if you look for the ECU
brackets, you might find it:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...IT+%28CABIN%29
See item #4. IIRC, it's on the left of the front passenger's
footwell.
06-08-2006 | 01:15 AM
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Re: How to check 2001 Civic Engine code
"JEHU" <dcoxNOSPAM@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote
> So what I guess I am getting at is can that sort of thing
> be done on a 2001 and if so where is the ecu and service
> connector?
See page 4 of
http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...l/pdf/11-3.pdf .
I think this is the same for a 2001 Civic.
Not the greatest drawing, but if you look for the ECU
brackets, you might find it:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...IT+%28CABIN%29
See item #4. IIRC, it's on the left of the front passenger's
footwell.
> So what I guess I am getting at is can that sort of thing
> be done on a 2001 and if so where is the ecu and service
> connector?
See page 4 of
http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...l/pdf/11-3.pdf .
I think this is the same for a 2001 Civic.
Not the greatest drawing, but if you look for the ECU
brackets, you might find it:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...IT+%28CABIN%29
See item #4. IIRC, it's on the left of the front passenger's
footwell.
06-08-2006 | 01:15 AM
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Re: How to check 2001 Civic Engine code
"JEHU" <dcoxNOSPAM@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote
> So what I guess I am getting at is can that sort of thing
> be done on a 2001 and if so where is the ecu and service
> connector?
See page 4 of
http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...l/pdf/11-3.pdf .
I think this is the same for a 2001 Civic.
Not the greatest drawing, but if you look for the ECU
brackets, you might find it:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...IT+%28CABIN%29
See item #4. IIRC, it's on the left of the front passenger's
footwell.
> So what I guess I am getting at is can that sort of thing
> be done on a 2001 and if so where is the ecu and service
> connector?
See page 4 of
http://media.honda.co.uk/car/owner/m...l/pdf/11-3.pdf .
I think this is the same for a 2001 Civic.
Not the greatest drawing, but if you look for the ECU
brackets, you might find it:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...IT+%28CABIN%29
See item #4. IIRC, it's on the left of the front passenger's
footwell.
06-08-2006 | 02:53 PM
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Re: How to check 2001 Civic Engine code
Thanks for all the info.
"scott" <scott@screwspambots.net> wrote in message
news:Xns97DC282BA9B0nunya@207.115.17.102...
> "JEHU" <dcoxNOSPAM@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote in
> news:2dDhg.33388$JX1.22238@edtnps82:
>
>> Where do I find the ECU and can I check the engine code from jumping a
>> service connector like on the 2000 civic? Also can I reset a engine
>> code by removing and replacing a fuse instead of removing and
>> replacing the battery connection?
>>
>> 2001 Civic Sedan DX
>>
>> thanks
>>
>>
>>
>
> the ECU is behind the glove compartment
> The manual says it is possible to get the codes by grounding the SCS line
> at the diagnostic connector (brown wire) to ground (black wire). I haven't
> tried it, though.
> To reset codes. turn ignition off and remove fuse #6 in the under hood
> fuse box (marked ECM/PCM). Dont forget this will clear "readiness " status
> and the car will have to be driven until they are set before you can pass
> inspection.
> The problem is that almost but not all OBDII codes are availible this way
> and I have not seen this info outside of a factory service manual, as
> everyone now uses scanners instead of counting blinks of the MIL like we
> did twenty years ago.
> If there is enough interest I could post the MIL code to OBDII code
> crossovers.
> (MIL is the Malfunction Indicator Light, I.E. Check engine light)
> Suggest you get a factory manual and read a lot before you jump in, you
> may decide you are better off paying a good mechanic.
> Scott
"scott" <scott@screwspambots.net> wrote in message
news:Xns97DC282BA9B0nunya@207.115.17.102...
> "JEHU" <dcoxNOSPAM@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote in
> news:2dDhg.33388$JX1.22238@edtnps82:
>
>> Where do I find the ECU and can I check the engine code from jumping a
>> service connector like on the 2000 civic? Also can I reset a engine
>> code by removing and replacing a fuse instead of removing and
>> replacing the battery connection?
>>
>> 2001 Civic Sedan DX
>>
>> thanks
>>
>>
>>
>
> the ECU is behind the glove compartment
> The manual says it is possible to get the codes by grounding the SCS line
> at the diagnostic connector (brown wire) to ground (black wire). I haven't
> tried it, though.
> To reset codes. turn ignition off and remove fuse #6 in the under hood
> fuse box (marked ECM/PCM). Dont forget this will clear "readiness " status
> and the car will have to be driven until they are set before you can pass
> inspection.
> The problem is that almost but not all OBDII codes are availible this way
> and I have not seen this info outside of a factory service manual, as
> everyone now uses scanners instead of counting blinks of the MIL like we
> did twenty years ago.
> If there is enough interest I could post the MIL code to OBDII code
> crossovers.
> (MIL is the Malfunction Indicator Light, I.E. Check engine light)
> Suggest you get a factory manual and read a lot before you jump in, you
> may decide you are better off paying a good mechanic.
> Scott
06-08-2006 | 02:53 PM
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Re: How to check 2001 Civic Engine code
Thanks for all the info.
"scott" <scott@screwspambots.net> wrote in message
news:Xns97DC282BA9B0nunya@207.115.17.102...
> "JEHU" <dcoxNOSPAM@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote in
> news:2dDhg.33388$JX1.22238@edtnps82:
>
>> Where do I find the ECU and can I check the engine code from jumping a
>> service connector like on the 2000 civic? Also can I reset a engine
>> code by removing and replacing a fuse instead of removing and
>> replacing the battery connection?
>>
>> 2001 Civic Sedan DX
>>
>> thanks
>>
>>
>>
>
> the ECU is behind the glove compartment
> The manual says it is possible to get the codes by grounding the SCS line
> at the diagnostic connector (brown wire) to ground (black wire). I haven't
> tried it, though.
> To reset codes. turn ignition off and remove fuse #6 in the under hood
> fuse box (marked ECM/PCM). Dont forget this will clear "readiness " status
> and the car will have to be driven until they are set before you can pass
> inspection.
> The problem is that almost but not all OBDII codes are availible this way
> and I have not seen this info outside of a factory service manual, as
> everyone now uses scanners instead of counting blinks of the MIL like we
> did twenty years ago.
> If there is enough interest I could post the MIL code to OBDII code
> crossovers.
> (MIL is the Malfunction Indicator Light, I.E. Check engine light)
> Suggest you get a factory manual and read a lot before you jump in, you
> may decide you are better off paying a good mechanic.
> Scott
"scott" <scott@screwspambots.net> wrote in message
news:Xns97DC282BA9B0nunya@207.115.17.102...
> "JEHU" <dcoxNOSPAM@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote in
> news:2dDhg.33388$JX1.22238@edtnps82:
>
>> Where do I find the ECU and can I check the engine code from jumping a
>> service connector like on the 2000 civic? Also can I reset a engine
>> code by removing and replacing a fuse instead of removing and
>> replacing the battery connection?
>>
>> 2001 Civic Sedan DX
>>
>> thanks
>>
>>
>>
>
> the ECU is behind the glove compartment
> The manual says it is possible to get the codes by grounding the SCS line
> at the diagnostic connector (brown wire) to ground (black wire). I haven't
> tried it, though.
> To reset codes. turn ignition off and remove fuse #6 in the under hood
> fuse box (marked ECM/PCM). Dont forget this will clear "readiness " status
> and the car will have to be driven until they are set before you can pass
> inspection.
> The problem is that almost but not all OBDII codes are availible this way
> and I have not seen this info outside of a factory service manual, as
> everyone now uses scanners instead of counting blinks of the MIL like we
> did twenty years ago.
> If there is enough interest I could post the MIL code to OBDII code
> crossovers.
> (MIL is the Malfunction Indicator Light, I.E. Check engine light)
> Suggest you get a factory manual and read a lot before you jump in, you
> may decide you are better off paying a good mechanic.
> Scott
06-08-2006 | 02:53 PM
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Re: How to check 2001 Civic Engine code
Thanks for all the info.
"scott" <scott@screwspambots.net> wrote in message
news:Xns97DC282BA9B0nunya@207.115.17.102...
> "JEHU" <dcoxNOSPAM@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote in
> news:2dDhg.33388$JX1.22238@edtnps82:
>
>> Where do I find the ECU and can I check the engine code from jumping a
>> service connector like on the 2000 civic? Also can I reset a engine
>> code by removing and replacing a fuse instead of removing and
>> replacing the battery connection?
>>
>> 2001 Civic Sedan DX
>>
>> thanks
>>
>>
>>
>
> the ECU is behind the glove compartment
> The manual says it is possible to get the codes by grounding the SCS line
> at the diagnostic connector (brown wire) to ground (black wire). I haven't
> tried it, though.
> To reset codes. turn ignition off and remove fuse #6 in the under hood
> fuse box (marked ECM/PCM). Dont forget this will clear "readiness " status
> and the car will have to be driven until they are set before you can pass
> inspection.
> The problem is that almost but not all OBDII codes are availible this way
> and I have not seen this info outside of a factory service manual, as
> everyone now uses scanners instead of counting blinks of the MIL like we
> did twenty years ago.
> If there is enough interest I could post the MIL code to OBDII code
> crossovers.
> (MIL is the Malfunction Indicator Light, I.E. Check engine light)
> Suggest you get a factory manual and read a lot before you jump in, you
> may decide you are better off paying a good mechanic.
> Scott
"scott" <scott@screwspambots.net> wrote in message
news:Xns97DC282BA9B0nunya@207.115.17.102...
> "JEHU" <dcoxNOSPAM@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote in
> news:2dDhg.33388$JX1.22238@edtnps82:
>
>> Where do I find the ECU and can I check the engine code from jumping a
>> service connector like on the 2000 civic? Also can I reset a engine
>> code by removing and replacing a fuse instead of removing and
>> replacing the battery connection?
>>
>> 2001 Civic Sedan DX
>>
>> thanks
>>
>>
>>
>
> the ECU is behind the glove compartment
> The manual says it is possible to get the codes by grounding the SCS line
> at the diagnostic connector (brown wire) to ground (black wire). I haven't
> tried it, though.
> To reset codes. turn ignition off and remove fuse #6 in the under hood
> fuse box (marked ECM/PCM). Dont forget this will clear "readiness " status
> and the car will have to be driven until they are set before you can pass
> inspection.
> The problem is that almost but not all OBDII codes are availible this way
> and I have not seen this info outside of a factory service manual, as
> everyone now uses scanners instead of counting blinks of the MIL like we
> did twenty years ago.
> If there is enough interest I could post the MIL code to OBDII code
> crossovers.
> (MIL is the Malfunction Indicator Light, I.E. Check engine light)
> Suggest you get a factory manual and read a lot before you jump in, you
> may decide you are better off paying a good mechanic.
> Scott
06-08-2006 | 02:53 PM
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Re: How to check 2001 Civic Engine code
Thanks for all the info.
"scott" <scott@screwspambots.net> wrote in message
news:Xns97DC282BA9B0nunya@207.115.17.102...
> "JEHU" <dcoxNOSPAM@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote in
> news:2dDhg.33388$JX1.22238@edtnps82:
>
>> Where do I find the ECU and can I check the engine code from jumping a
>> service connector like on the 2000 civic? Also can I reset a engine
>> code by removing and replacing a fuse instead of removing and
>> replacing the battery connection?
>>
>> 2001 Civic Sedan DX
>>
>> thanks
>>
>>
>>
>
> the ECU is behind the glove compartment
> The manual says it is possible to get the codes by grounding the SCS line
> at the diagnostic connector (brown wire) to ground (black wire). I haven't
> tried it, though.
> To reset codes. turn ignition off and remove fuse #6 in the under hood
> fuse box (marked ECM/PCM). Dont forget this will clear "readiness " status
> and the car will have to be driven until they are set before you can pass
> inspection.
> The problem is that almost but not all OBDII codes are availible this way
> and I have not seen this info outside of a factory service manual, as
> everyone now uses scanners instead of counting blinks of the MIL like we
> did twenty years ago.
> If there is enough interest I could post the MIL code to OBDII code
> crossovers.
> (MIL is the Malfunction Indicator Light, I.E. Check engine light)
> Suggest you get a factory manual and read a lot before you jump in, you
> may decide you are better off paying a good mechanic.
> Scott
"scott" <scott@screwspambots.net> wrote in message
news:Xns97DC282BA9B0nunya@207.115.17.102...
> "JEHU" <dcoxNOSPAM@hfx.eastlink.ca> wrote in
> news:2dDhg.33388$JX1.22238@edtnps82:
>
>> Where do I find the ECU and can I check the engine code from jumping a
>> service connector like on the 2000 civic? Also can I reset a engine
>> code by removing and replacing a fuse instead of removing and
>> replacing the battery connection?
>>
>> 2001 Civic Sedan DX
>>
>> thanks
>>
>>
>>
>
> the ECU is behind the glove compartment
> The manual says it is possible to get the codes by grounding the SCS line
> at the diagnostic connector (brown wire) to ground (black wire). I haven't
> tried it, though.
> To reset codes. turn ignition off and remove fuse #6 in the under hood
> fuse box (marked ECM/PCM). Dont forget this will clear "readiness " status
> and the car will have to be driven until they are set before you can pass
> inspection.
> The problem is that almost but not all OBDII codes are availible this way
> and I have not seen this info outside of a factory service manual, as
> everyone now uses scanners instead of counting blinks of the MIL like we
> did twenty years ago.
> If there is enough interest I could post the MIL code to OBDII code
> crossovers.
> (MIL is the Malfunction Indicator Light, I.E. Check engine light)
> Suggest you get a factory manual and read a lot before you jump in, you
> may decide you are better off paying a good mechanic.
> Scott
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