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Im a newbie on here... - 1/14/2006 8:36:41 PM

biggee247

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What's going on everyone? This is Josh Clanton from oklahoma city, oklahoma. I have a 99 Blazer 2dr 4x4. Very nice, ill post some pics up on it later. I got some nice rims on it and a cal hood <---I think that's how you spell it. But ill post some pics up later, just wanted to say what up and nice to meet everyone and i hope to get some good information on here and just talk about blazer.

Latah, Josh

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/14/2006 9:50:06 PM

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Welcome!

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/14/2006 10:23:25 PM

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cowl hood. Those are cool.

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 10:44:36 AM

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Thank you guys...yeah im kinda mad at my blazer right now, i just changed the fuel pump and fuel filfter on it cuz the pump went out, and now a week after doing it, the service engine light is on and it like seems lke everytime i start it, it has been dead but it starts up on the first try just dogs down...i gotta take it to the shop so they can figure out what's wrong with it unless anyone else knows how to check the computer w/out taking it to the shop.

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 3:37:55 PM

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bump, need help asap

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 3:47:20 PM

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Autozone, Advanced Auto, etc will check your codes for free. Once you know what the codes are, report back and we'll go from there.

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 4:30:24 PM

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Ok, so if i go up to autozone, they will check my codes for free, do i just ask them if they can come check my ecu codes?

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 5:09:22 PM

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yup, basically just tell them that your SES light is on and you would like it read.

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 5:42:28 PM

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sorry i might sound stupid but what is an ses light

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 5:43:42 PM

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so autozone will do it for free,...and they will read it, and it will give me what different options are making my light come on like the fuel pump or something like that.

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 5:48:41 PM

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They should tell you the codes present and depending on the store, should be able to provide you with a printout of the codes. They can make a stab at what is causing the light just like anyone else. So long as it is a generic code (P0 - P'zero'), they'll be spot on, but if it is a P1 code, they can guess, but will mostlikely be wrong. Thats where you tell us what codes are present and we'll try to diagnose it further for you.

SES = Service Engine Soon
CEL = Check Engine Soon

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 6:08:18 PM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: swartlkk

They should tell you the codes present and depending on the store, should be able to provide you with a printout of the codes. They can make a stab at what is causing the light just like anyone else. So long as it is a generic code (P0 - P'zero'), they'll be spot on, but if it is a P1 code, they can guess, but will mostlikely be wrong. Thats where you tell us what codes are present and we'll try to diagnose it further for you.

SES = Service Engine Soon
CEL = Check Engine Soon

Okay so they will do this for free? And so once they give me the codes, it will show the ones that are faulted, and post them on here, and u can tell me what exactly they are. Man you have no idea how much i appreciate this, thank you so much.

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 6:13:28 PM

swartlkk

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Yup, completely free.

And, NO Problem!

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 6:43:47 PM

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Awesome thank you very much, if i posted on here at 10 o'clock or maybe a lil earlier or later, would you be on, that's central time 10 o'clock, to let me know what the codes are?

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 6:51:47 PM

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No way will I be anywhere near a computer at 10c tonight. Well, that is unless I'm dreaming about BF.com, but I'm not that far gone yet (operative word is 'YET'). Sorry. That's 11 eastern here and I've got to be up at 4am EST to get ready for work cause I've got 1st shift overtime supervision this week. Got to be in at 6am for the next 6 days, URGH!!!

Best I can do is a reply in the morning, but someone else might be on that can help out.

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 7:07:16 PM

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ok i apprecaite it, do you happen to know of a website that has the codes on it, that would show the different codes and what they mean? And if so, what exactly would i search for on google?

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 7:11:59 PM

m00nwater

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There's a list on here:

LIST OF CODES

I was trying to find the website but I can't remember what thread it was in. This should be useful though.

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 7:13:13 PM

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Actually, yeah. What I use is OBDII.com, specifically OBDII.com - DTC Lookup Database. Just give some bogus info in the fields and go on in. Type the code, specify the make, and hit search. You may have to know some of the characters from your VIN, but probably not.

Just let us know because even if you get a code for an O2 sensor, doesn't mean the sensor itself is actually bad. There are other checks that you have to go through to determine if it is a genuine code or if something else (even things seemingly unrelated) causing it.

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 7:19:24 PM

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Ok,...the thing about it, is that i have changed my fuel pump twice, in the past three weeks, first time it just went out, second time is becuase i dont think i changed the fuel fiilter and it was low on gas, so right now it has been running good, just check engine light came on, and i took of the battery cables for fifteen minutes and it is stilll on and i also got wack gas mileage, only like 220 to a full tank.

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RE: Im a newbie on here... - 1/15/2006 7:34:27 PM

LittleDan911

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220 fo ra tank it depends on how you drive really.... my last tank i got that much but i raped on it a few time .... actually a lot,LOL But If I Baby It I Can Milk Out About 300 With Stock Air Filter i gotta Wait And C What I Get When I Throw My K&n In....

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