Failed inspections; Bad obd2?
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Failed inspections; Bad obd2?
I'm having a weird issue guys. 2 different jiffy lubes said they're obd2 machine can't connect to my obd2. Code readers connect just fine. Today I went for inspection and the guy said he checked my fuses but he still can't connect. Upon disconnection I got a check engine light I don't remember the code but It looked like p554 (that's not right but close enough). A separate scanner connected and code read "system voltage low". The only thing I've done that could have sparked this problem was having a system installed in January which is no longer installed. Could my odb2 be bad? What should I do I dont have any ideas?
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Same thing happen to me, except i changed my Cigarette outlet fuse to a lower amp fuse to temporally be able to charge my phone (only spare fuse I had at the moment). OBD2 scanners couldn't read either... until I replaced the correct fuse.
Triple check your fuses, replace any questionable ones.
Triple check your fuses, replace any questionable ones.
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Same thing happen to me, except i changed my Cigarette outlet fuse to a lower amp fuse to temporally be able to charge my phone (only spare fuse I had at the moment). OBD2 scanners couldn't read either... until I replaced the correct fuse.
Triple check your fuses, replace any questionable ones.
Triple check your fuses, replace any questionable ones.
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