Thread: Best way to read codes?

if you got a torque app it can read codes and clear them. or you can get a cheap code scanner like this http://www.ebay.com/itm/OBD-2-U480-C...QAAOSwwE5WbEQF

i have both, hand held scanner works faster for sure.

I don't know about living here... But Scotty is definitely the resident expert. Just wait and see, you might become a Grand Prix junkie! Like a lot of us on here.... Not me tho

when you hit 5000 posts, your title changes to "i live here" lol

https://www.obd-codes.com/p0446 evap, nothing to do with coolant. sounds like a bad purge solenoid.

It's just emissions related, you could drive it like that for a very long time if you had too.

yup not hurting a thing. it take gas tank fumes and burns them i guess by letting them into the tb.

I was gonna say Carquest, Autozone and Oriellys all do free check engine light scanning.

Originally Posted by BLACKanREDgtp

You can buy an obd2 adapter an an app on your phone call torque an read all your ses codes an it can tell ya everything going on with your car to so you don't have to take it somewhere every time it throws a code

Thanks man, I ended up replacing getting the solenoid valve, code long gone now... Also while looking all this up I stumbled upon aeroforce gauges which look like a lot of fun and a super powerful accessory I had never even thought of having

http://zzperformance.com/3800/gauge-...can-gauge.html