igotnothin

Im getting good with all the honda stuff... pretty much can do it all now... i want to help my buddy boost his 00 Camry, but want to check the CEL codes first to see what he has wrong before we start. so where is the ecu located and can you jump codes with a toyota if so where is the jumper spot.??

thanks for the help..

gen4acclude

burn me a basemap for a f22b1 on a chip and send it when i get it i will tell you were the code jump is at and a list of all the trouble code

gen4acclude

the scanners they use only show about 40% of the codes

turbohf

it will get you the number, that you can google.... :1

gen4acclude

maybe

jinxy

if it's in the typical toyota location, its up near the fire wall in the center of the car.

igotnothin

thanks... iv never done anything on a toyota, but looks like it should be eassy enough....

is there a jumper that i can cross to run ecu codes, or do i need to tell him to go to autozone.??

gen4acclude

autozone will not be able to read all of the codes, and there is no jumper you need a mac tools mentor obd2 scanner to read them, theres over 2k codes

CXyD

actaully This car has an OBDII connector under the dash either out in the open or the port to connect to in the fuse box.

As for code reader checker, schucks, kragen or murray parts store have a scanner that can read obdII generic and most manufactur specific codes.

And If you put done a deposite you can use it to monitor long and short term fuel trim, ect, idle control, vss, map or maf, and awhole bunch of other stuff.

Or if you want to keep a reader to you get a new equus 3130 with all the trimming cost @ 200 usd.

I use this on my '96 camry and '96 previa.

I have also used this on a lot of cars 96-07 with good results.

And also you can use the readers to erase codes after the problem has been fixed.