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03 RKC codes

Amish Hawg

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I know there is a thread on here to check the 03's codes on here. If not mistaken, it's a little different than others.

I was getting a check engine light and my battery was shot. So I changed the battery. While riding yesterday, I looked down and there it was again. It stayed on. I pulled in, shut her down and now its gone. Of course I get the quick flags telling me I have codes stored.

My question- can an Indy check codes? I despise going to dealers.

I'll try checking, but time, travel and not trusting myself, I'd rather make sure I'm chasing the right gremlins. Note- she's running like a dream
 
Tourbox has you covered

Things You'll Need

Small length of wire
Pair of female spade clips
Wire stripper tool
Service manual

Creating a Diagnostic Jumper Wire
1

Cut a short 3-inch piece of wire.
2

Strip both ends of the wire with wire stripper tool.
3

Attach a female spade clip to each end of the wire and crimp with a wire stripper tool.
Delphi ECM Testing (2000 - 2003 models)
1

Remove the right side cover to access the data link connector.
2

Remove the protective plug from the data link connector.
3

Connect your jumper wire to the first and second terminal on the data link connector.
4

Turn the ignition switch on and wait for 10 seconds. The light will turn on for 4 seconds, then off for 6 seconds. After this 6 second interval, any stored trouble codes will appear as sequential flashes.
5

Count the number of times the lamp flashes; this is the first code. The code will repeat three times before playing the next code, if any, after a 3 second pause.
6

Record the codes and refer to your service manual for possible faults or conditions.
7

Turn off the ignition switch and remove the jumper wire.
8

Replace the right side cover.
 
One female spade works for jumping the connector terminals. The spade fits right over both terminals perfectly with out crimping or wire.....:s
 
I'll give her a shot when I get back to Texas soon. I'll keep you posted as to the success level.

Thanks Ya'll
 
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