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Diagnostic Trouble Codes Manual - Asian & European 1992-2002 - Autodata Group

Part #: 03-350

The Autodata Group 03-350 Diagnostic Trouble Codes Manual offers professional technicians and mechanics a comprehensive resource for diagnosing engine management system faults in Asian and European vehicles manufactured between 1992 and 2002. This essential guide provides swift access to critical diagnostic information, enabling efficient fault identification and resolution without relying on complex test equipment for initial checks.

Key Features

  • Extensive Vehicle Coverage: Covers a broad range of Asian and European cars, vans, and light trucks produced from 1992 to 2002.
  • Detailed Code Retrieval: Describes specific code retrieval techniques for each model using concise text and clear illustrations, often without the need for specialized diagnostic tools.
  • Comprehensive Code Data: Provides clear tables for both Flash Codes (MIL) and P-Codes (OBD II), precisely identifying the location of a fault within the engine management system.
  • Probable Cause Identification: A unique feature that lists the probable cause alongside each trouble or fault code, streamlining the diagnostic process.
  • Code Erasing Procedures: Includes instructions for correctly erasing trouble codes after repairs are completed.
  • Manufacturer-Based Information: All data is compiled directly from vehicle makers' information, ensuring accuracy and reliability.

Applications

This manual is an invaluable asset for professional automotive repair shops, independent mechanics, and dealerships working on Asian and European vehicles from the specified model years. It facilitates efficient troubleshooting of engine management issues, providing a systematic approach to identifying and addressing system faults. Technicians can quickly retrieve trouble codes, understand their meaning, and pinpoint probable causes, leading to faster and more accurate repairs.

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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 01 February, 2007.