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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: Amilla on December 07, 2006, 08:16:14 AM
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I have an 88 samurai, i was pulling my dash out to clean the whole thing befor i put new interior down. When i pulled out my gauge cluster i found that the check engine light had some electricle tape stuck over it to hide it. Then on the back of the gauge cluster there were 3 wires that had been cut. Does anyone know what these go to? All the samurai manuals are terrible and pretty much dont show it. Does anyone know?
3 little wires
(http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f261/rellim87/3wires.jpg)
Thanks
Amilla
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Check Engine Light reset switch.
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That was my number one guess. I just wasnt sure. I saw the switch under it, just right of the stearing colum. But didnt notice that the wires were snipped.
Man the person befor me really didnt like that light i guess.
I already found out why it was spittin the code, im not sure why they couldnt figure it out.
Thanks again
Amilla
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How do you read these codes? I have an 88 and the haynes manual says to put fuse in test slot.............. can't find that........ ???
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Always love it when a previous owner messes with stuff and leaves the new owner wondering what the heck happened. They obviously never heard of a service manual or a suzuki forum.
-Adam
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Your telling me! My samurai has quite a bit of werid things that the last owner did to it, i think it was in a river for a while cuz the whole inside of the car is full of silt. Its got a new engine so im thinkin the body was in there and then it ruined the engine so they put a new one. But there is no rust and the body is stright.
Everyone on this fourm will get to see it when i start the build up, well its kind of already started im just doing interior stuff now. but once i start the axles, engine, and lifting ill be doing a post about it.
Oh and Heiny57 ill go look at mine and then let you know how to do it, unless somone else posts somthing first.
im not sure what one is the test slot, but i know how to read the codes
You just count the blinks of the engine light and then compare it to the code, that sould give you diagnose or one of them hahha
Good luck
and thanks again
Amilla
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My fuse box is full and their is no spot marked as test or anything like that, I also looked over at ecm thinking one could be there, no luck, maybe I'll go with the black tape trick >:D
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I think that the wires go into the check engine light switch, but im not sure. Can anyone confirm that?
If so what is the wireing order to the swtich?
Amilla
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Heiny57,
From the way I understand it, carbed samurais do not store the codes, so there is no way to access them....you just have to start checking sensors to see if any don't check out within spec.
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Thanks skyhiranger,
That stinks, I changed my O senser but didn't clear anything, maybe mine has this little buton to reset i'll have to look for it, or get out the tape 8)