how to read codes on 1997 grand voyager

Discussion in 'Voyager' started by mudpuppy, Aug 31, 2003.

  1. mudpuppy

    mudpuppy Guest

    I have tried the on-off X3 method. The push both buttons and turn to run
    does do the codes, then code 1 2 ,3. I still cant get the diagnostic code to
    read. The van did seem to have transmission stuck in lower gear all the way
    home. Any help would be appreciated.
     
    mudpuppy, Aug 31, 2003
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  2. mudpuppy

    Mike Martin Guest

    Without starting, key from off to run to off to run to off to run within 3-5
    seconds (ending in run - car not running). Don't press any buttons. Watch
    the SES (service engine soon light) It flashes 2 digit codes with short
    pauses between the digits and longer pauses between the codes. If you miss
    them, wait until it finishes, then you can start again to verify your codes.

    The Transmission is stuck in limp mode - there is a fault detected in the
    transmission or its control circuit. Most of the codes for transmission
    faults are not readable on the SES light through this method. You need to
    have a proper ODB codes reader take the codes. FYI - if it was an
    intermittent fault, the transmission controller is reset each time you turn
    of the car. If the fault is not detected on the next run, the transmission
    will shift normally. If it still will not shift, you need to take it and
    have the diagnostics done on it. When was the fluid and filter last changed?
    If this has been neglected, this can be not only the source of a problem,
    but can mean that it's too late and damage has been done. As you may know,
    these transmissions in these vans are a bit finiky for proper maintenance in
    order to get any life out of them.
     
    Mike Martin, Aug 31, 2003
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  3. mudpuppy

    mudpuppy Guest

    Well, it does seem to be shifting normally now, but the check engine soon
    light is still on..\Thanx
     
    mudpuppy, Sep 1, 2003
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  4. mudpuppy

    David Allen Guest

    Autozone has been advertising free hookup to their OBDII reader.
     
    David Allen, Sep 1, 2003
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