Corolla check engine code manually

Question: I would like to know if there is a way to read the check engine code manually in a toyota corolla - Jose from Puerto Rico, December Answer: Hi Jose. I am not aware of any way to read the trouble codes on your Corolla other than using an OBD-II scan tool. You'll need to ret, borrow, or buy a scan tool to do a proper diagnosis of what's wrong.  · In this video I go over how you can manually diagnose a check engine light and retrieve codes from Toyota Camry, Corolla or Solara. These car's are OBD I and.  · How to turn off check engine light in 95 Corolla after corrected. John brain says: J at pm In a 91 22re, you pull the ecm fuse for 15 seconds or so. That should clear the check engine light.

Check engine light on Corolla Code P Light only comes on after driving I drive a good distance. After a day it goes off. The temperature is normal. No trouble shifting. Posted by Anonymous on . Want Answer 0. How do you reset the check engine light on a Toyota Corolla? Depress the odometer button until your dash readout shows TRIP A. Switch the car OFF but keep the odometer button held down. With the odometer button held down, turn the key to the ON position again. Wait seconds as the lines clear your odometer and reset your maintenance light. The Toyota Corolla has 10 problems reported for check engine light is on. Average repair cost is $ at 93, miles.

This video tells how to diagnose a check engine light and the codes, manually, for a Toyota Camry, Corolla. Enjoy. Any Toyota Corolla made in or later will come with an On-board Diagnostics II computer (OBD II). When the check engine light illuminates on the Corolla, it is coming from an error code sent from a sensor to the computer in the car. It indicates a problem that needs to be addressed by a qualified mechanic as soon. These are the steps to retrieve the trouble codes: Make sure your battery is fully charged before starting (its customary to place a charger on the battery while Turn the key to the On position but don't start the vehicle. Jumper terminals TE1 and E1 of the diagnostic link connector in the engine.