Auto Code Readers

Ford Automatic Transmission - Auto Repair Codes

Scan Tool for Codes and Live Data for your Ford Transmission from $199 USD

The information below may apply to Ford TX3 & TX9 and many other models

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Ford Transmission Code Reading
Connector Diagram
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Auto Repair Manual - How to read codes (No Special Tools Needed)
IMPORTANT:If after you turn the ignition ON does not show that it is outputtting any data there are either NO fault codes OR the vehicle has not been put into diagnostics mode correctly. To test the connection generate a fault code by disconnecting the airflow meter or throttle position sensor, crank or run the engine and re-run the Test.

Note:Look at the connector in the vehicle and connect terminals and volt meter or LED tester, (Click here for details) , as per either diagram (connection instructions described below)
1 Drive the vehicle until transmission reaches operating temperature.
2 Stop the vehicle, place in park, or neutral and turn ignition OFF.
3 Connect terminals with your own wire link as shown in the diagram.
4 Connect a LED tester or Voltmeter to points 'A' and 'B' as shown on diagram.
5 Turn ignition ON.
6 Read codes as described in the Code Format Description below.
7 Press the continue button to enter the code numbers and get the code description.
Code Format Diagram
Code Format Description
Each code is made up of two series of flashes.
The long flashes indicate the 'tens' digits.
The short flashes indicate the 'ones' digits.
A long pause separates each code sequence.
Code Format Diagram shows code No. 12.
To move to the next screen click on the Continue button
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Note on Example Model(s): Ford TX3 & TX9
The example model(s) shown, Ford TX3 & TX9 for this auto repair service are only an indication to help you. There may be many other models that apply to this connector. Click above link to see the complete vehicle coverage list.



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