markeb

Thanks for the tip Phillip. Auto Zone lends out readers for no charge (refundandable deposit required). I plugged it in and found out that my engine coolant temperature circuit is faulty. I have a Chilton's service manual and tried to find the coolant sensor but to no avail. It is supposed to be on the intake manifold, but I couldn't see anything that looked like a two terminal sensor screwed into the manifold (viewing from the top side), which is where the manual indicated it would be. Of course, the manifold is surrounded by dense tubing, which makes inspection more difficult. Do you have any idea where the temp sensor is located? Thanks, Mark

So when cars go with OBD II, they forgo the simple flasher? That makes sense in some ways, but makes it harder to do a quick trouble check without special tools. Oh well... I don't live near Advance auto, but I'll either rent or buy a reader from a local auto parts store. Thanks for your help! Mark

I didn't see the check engine light blink on my 95 legacy. I have seen this before on other cars though.

Hi folks - this is my first post to the forum. My 1995 Legacy check engine light came on the other day and I want to diagnose the problem by reading the trouble codes. The problem is that I can't find the dang LED that is supposed to blink when the ignition key is ON. I removed the dashboard panel below the steering wheel to expose the wiring and connectors. I see what appears to be the computer module (a gray metal box about 3x5"), but there are no LEDs visible on it. I have used a mirror to check behind the box with no luck. Does anyone know where the computer is located on my 95 Legacy (auto, 2.2L) or if the computer has the LED at all? I'd rather not buy an OBD2 monitor if I can just read the blinking LED as I used to do on my dearly departed Oldsmobile. Thanks for your help! Regards, Mark