i have got a 1.4 corsa sport i tried to read it with a snap on ethos code that read my mates 1.4 corsa sport but it will not communicate with my car my mates is a 1996 and mine is a 1997 can anyone help me please help well be much appreciated thank you very much
might be you need different software for yours??
the code reader does obd obd2 and eobd is there any more thanks
no i dont think there is, but if its the hand held ones off ebay they're only for post 2002 year cars..... so maybe just luck that it read your mates car?
yh will do mate but why did it read my mates 1.4 corsa b sport which is a 1996 model but wont read my 1997 model corsa cud there be somethin rong with the ecu or a wiring fault some where thank u
no mate the code reader i am using is the nearly 1800 quid one that reads anythin lol
but not yours lmaoOriginally Posted by 2011mark398
So whats wrong with the car? Else you may as well go to a snap on forum
Never take life seriously. Nobody gets out alive, anyway.
nufin the car runs ok but the engine light is on i nw most people wud say just take the light out but i am fusy bugger lol i think it is old faults that have not bin cleared so i want to clear them beacuse then if there is a true fault it will make the engine light cum on again so then i no my true fault
Is one an ALDL 10 pin diag port and the other an OBD2 16 pin diag port? I borrowed a snap-on reader for a Corsa (I'm no expert on diag kit so not getting too technical here!) and noticed there were different modules required to communicate with each on the model I used. If this is the case for the two cars you've tried it on maybe worth a read of the manual? It's snap-on so if there's an expensive optional extra you need to buy it'll be listed in the book!
I have an Ethos.
Sure your selecting the correct car and engine?
For the love of God, please read the rules
just wondering if my car could have a 1.6 ecu would you try read it as a 1.6
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