Mazda OBD1 Diagnostico Codigos Mazda Laser
Mazda OBD1 Diagnostico Codigos Mazda Laser
Pin
Name
Pin Name Function
(see
above)
A FEN Trouble code output (engine control computer)
B MEN Switch monitor output (engine control computer)
C TEN Diagnostic-mode input (engine control computer)
D +B Switched battery voltage
E GND Ground
F FAT Trouble code output (automatic transmission control computer)
G FBS Trouble code output (anti-lock brakes (ABS) control computer)
H FAC Trouble code output (air conditioning (A/C))
J FWS Trouble code output (Four wheel steering (4WS))
K FSC Trouble code output (cruise (speed) control computer)
L - Not used
Malfunction codes can be retrieved from the engine, ABS, automatic transmission,
Cruise Control, 4WS and air-bag computers by reading the codes flashed by the LED.
Engine Malfunction Codes
Engine codes can be read by connecting the TEN and GND pins, using the jumper wire.
(See above for the location of this pin) and The LED connected to B+ and FEN pins. The
codes are read by counting the number of flashes given out from the LED. The RED lead
goes to the B+ pin
The first series of long flashes (1.2 Secs) are the tens position. There is a short pause
(1.6 Secs) and then the second series of quick flashes (0.4 Secs) begins which are the
digits. The codes are repeated indefinitely.
Automatic transmission codes can be read by connecting the TAT and GND pins (see
above for the location of this pin) and The LED connected to B+ and FAT pins. The codes
are read exactly as they are when reading the engine codes. A summary of the codes
and the reasons:
Anti-lock braking (ABS) system codes are read when the TBS and GND pins are
connected in the Diagnostic connector (see above) and The LED connected to B+ and
FBS pins. The codes are read, again, like the engine codes. A summary of codes and the
reasons: