adding to my problems...

clay2022 · Oct 22, 2007

ok in addition to having the strange sound because of my AC, listed in another post. i decided to throw an OBII on there to see if i could pull any codes and its not getting a reading/signal to the tester. sounds like it could be a calibration issue not sure. this just keeps getting better.

Nappers · Oct 22, 2007

You can't get power to the port for the scanner? Check the cigarette lighter fuse, often times this blows out and knocks power out on the scanner port. I had the same problem, phones charging, ipods, gameboys etc plugged in and eventually blew the fuse, we have 3 ports on the yukon, and now have an XM plugged in all the time.

Aaron

clay2022 · Oct 22, 2007

ok thanks i will try that and see if it works. the AC issue has me more baffled. ya basically when i plugged the OBD in the the socket i was not getting any reading which means i wasn't getting a signal from the computer i would assume?

Nappers · Oct 22, 2007

yep, cause there's no power to it. Not knowing what year your car is, the fuse should be under the hood.

Good luck with AC, may be a clutch, or worse compressor.

Aaron

clay2022 · Oct 22, 2007

02 tahoe with 77,000 miles 5.3

Nappers · Oct 24, 2007

yep, fuse box under hood, blade type of fuse, can't remember the amps though.

Aaron

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