Samuel Warren wrote:>>

Thanks for the tip -- I Googled it and found this:>>

http://www.aldlcabl­e.com/>>

"The Quick Paper Clip Test>> Since we are looking at the connector pins, it should be mentioned here >> that>> a quick method to see which trouble code or codes are being set in your>> cars ECM is to jumper the A and B pins of the 12 pin ALDL OBD1 connector>> with a paper clip. While the car is off, sitting still, turn the ignition>> key forward while this jumper is in place. Do not start the car. The>> Service Engine Soon ( SES ) light will flash in a repeating sequence,>> telling which trouble codes have been set in the ECM. A service manual >> for>> your year car will have a chart outlining what each trouble code stands>> for, or this Trouble Code website can be of help. This paper clip method>> will tell you the trouble code or codes set in your ECM, but it will not>> tell you what conditions the trouble code is being set under, or let you>> clear the trouble codes on the fly, as the ALDL cable and PC setup will.">