I'm helping a friend w/ her 93 Wagon manual transmission w/ 1.9L. Her check engine light is coming on after a dew minutes of driving, and then stays on for the duration of the trip. I told her to stop at Autozone to get the codes (as I didn't have the time right then to short the test circuits, and I don't have a real OBD1 reader; everyone I use is post '96).
She said the Autozone readers gave:
111 11 41
Apparantly it took them a good 3 or 4 tries to get the codes down on paper
These may be way off, if so, but supposedly they got the same codes on tries #3 and 4!
Looking at a copy of the Haynes, 111 is the OK code. There is no 11 or 41 listed in the section for the 1993 1.9L. It doesn't indicate if the 2 digits codes are still in place from the old 1991 engine model, but if so, then the 11 is again an OK indicator, and the 41 is HEGO (Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen sensor) code.
The car runs great, shifts cleanly, and at JUST 100,227 miles, is in fairly good shape for its age.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
She said the Autozone readers gave:
111 11 41
Apparantly it took them a good 3 or 4 tries to get the codes down on paper
Looking at a copy of the Haynes, 111 is the OK code. There is no 11 or 41 listed in the section for the 1993 1.9L. It doesn't indicate if the 2 digits codes are still in place from the old 1991 engine model, but if so, then the 11 is again an OK indicator, and the 41 is HEGO (Heated Exhaust Gas Oxygen sensor) code.
The car runs great, shifts cleanly, and at JUST 100,227 miles, is in fairly good shape for its age.
Any ideas?
Thanks!