Above post is correct. Those codes will be stored using the OBD port on the vehicle, but your standard in store code readers will not be able to access systems other that engine DTC's. Your best bet is to go to a shop and have them pull the codes for you, as you are looking at anywhere from $100 and up for your own tool to do this. If you would like to look into investing in a tool, there are several options and I can help steer you in the right direction of what scan tool you will need. The one I use, and LOVE is the Autel Maxisys MS906 TS. But you're looking at $1800 that one, and if you aren't working on a ton of vehicles, it's a waste of money. You would be more inclined picking up a LAUNCH CRP129E for $250. As far as cheaper options, I am not sure how well some of the cheaper options that claim they can get into ABS, TPMS fair.
