How to Get OBD 1 Codes GM 1980 to 1995 #shorts

How to Get OBD 1 Codes GM 1980 to 1995 #shorts

This is how to fetch the trouble codes for a GM vehicle made between 1980 to 1995

Link to code meanings: https://www.2carpros.com/articles/buick-cadillac-chevy-gmc-oldsmobile-pontiac-gm-1983-1995-obd1-code-definitions-and-retrieval-method

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@HK-qj4im says:

How to reset tcm?

@dimitry4423 says:

How do you clear cel???? Disconnecting the negative didn’t work 🙁

@thesetruths1404 says:

Do the same pins do the transmission codes?

Hoping somebody had this exact issue and knows the proper fix.

4L60E automatic. 228,000 miles.
Tranny shift delays from 1st to 2nd, when at any temp. Will hang in 1st until 2,700 to 3,000 rpm, and shift softly when it eventually upshifts. I can also get it to up-shift by slightly easing up on fuel pedal, at about 2,400 to 2,700 rpms. It will downshift as it should when going up a hill at around 15/20mph, 2nd to 1st. Reverse and 1st always work good, cold or hot. 3rd & 4th work fine. Fluid is exactly Full and clean, when hot/level. No Check Engine Light or any other warnings or issues.

Anyone have this same thing? Thanks!

@Joe-xj2tb says:

My engine light doesnt come on and it works is my problem

@ochun57 says:

Ok thank you but what do or how do you find out what those codes mean ?

@billwilson-es5yn says:

I made a jumper as soon as I read about that in the Haynes manual for my '88 Chevy G30. Made it from a paper clip and kept it on the hood latch release next to the connector. It's been there since 1994.

@noobtube3203 says:

Thanks helps alot man

@jimmypage4162 says:

Beautifully short simple and to the point thank you sir I wish all tutorials were like this

@ghostmonk9012 says:

Mine just keeps flashing 4s any ideas

@CoolJthegoat.com1 says:

Yep that was a good days little bit better than a carburetor but not too much computer

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