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Old December 5th, 2018, 1:49 PM
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I look all over, no information on my light. I tested the light. Did the normal code 12 three times, then after the pause, the light blinks 5 times. The car doesn't stay running, and I don't know what code gives five blinks.
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It is supposed to give a 2 digit code. I would try disconnecting the battery for 30 seconds with the engine off, and then check for codes again.
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12 is no distributor pulse, you should get with key on,m not running, might be 17?
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The light gave a sequence of 5 flashes twice. Does that mean 55? I saw that out of curiosity. Possible computer failure?
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I would think a long flash is 10, and short flashes are one , thus a long flash with 2 short flashes = 12 (ex.)
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Not sure about GM, but with Chrysler ODB1, 55 meant end of codes.
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what year and engine?
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