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Hi to you all from Teresa in Bremerton, WA.

I'm new to this site & I'm trying to figure out what the flashing parking brake light on my 1990 S10 truck means. It's flashing 8 short and 1 long. Any pointers on where to look on this site?

Thanks for your help.

tf :cheers:

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Hi to you all from Teresa in Bremerton, WA.

I'm new to this site & I'm trying to figure out what the flashing parking brake light on my 1990 S10 truck means.  It's flashing 8 short and 1 long.  Any pointers on where to look on this site? 

Thanks for your help.

tf :cheers:

 

 

 

 

code shows for a shorted isolation dump valve or faulty ecu

most likely it is the ecu

2164061_4_full.jpg

tijayfox New Member

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Hi to you all from Teresa in Bremerton, WA.

I'm new to this site & I'm trying to figure out what the flashing parking brake light on my 1990 S10 truck means.  It's flashing 8 short and 1 long.  Any pointers on where to look on this site? 

Thanks for your help.

tf :cheers:

 

 

 

 

code shows for a shorted isolation dump valve or faulty ecu

most likely it is the ecu

2164061_4_full.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

thanks bobcat. i should have mentioned it's a 4-cylinder.

that was quick too! i was just messing around with trying to get into alldata on our local library site, but you have to go in person, not on-line. it figures too because i was just getting ready to sell this truck. my real truck ('95 Silverado 4-by) is getting a new motor right now. i appreciate your time.

teresa :cheers:

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Hi to you all from Teresa in Bremerton, WA.

I'm new to this site & I'm trying to figure out what the flashing parking brake light on my 1990 S10 truck means.  It's flashing 8 short and 1 long.  Any pointers on where to look on this site? 

Thanks for your help.

tf :cheers:

 

 

 

 

code shows for a shorted isolation dump valve or faulty ecu

most likely it is the ecu

2164061_4_full.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

thanks bobcat. i should have mentioned it's a 4-cylinder.

that was quick too! i was just messing around with trying to get into alldata on our local library site, but you have to go in person, not on-line. it figures too because i was just getting ready to sell this truck. my real truck ('95 Silverado 4-by) is getting a new motor right now. i appreciate your time.

teresa :cheers:

 

 

 

 

 

no problem, I can get any info on any make and model out there, so if you have any questions, need parts at lowwer cost, tech questions, or even to find out if a repair shop is screwing you over

tijayfox New Member

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Hi to you all from Teresa in Bremerton, WA.

I'm new to this site & I'm trying to figure out what the flashing parking brake light on my 1990 S10 truck means.  It's flashing 8 short and 1 long.  Any pointers on where to look on this site? 

Thanks for your help.

tf :cheers:

 

 

 

 

code shows for a shorted isolation dump valve or faulty ecu

most likely it is the ecu

2164061_4_full.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

thanks bobcat. i should have mentioned it's a 4-cylinder.

that was quick too! i was just messing around with trying to get into alldata on our local library site, but you have to go in person, not on-line. it figures too because i was just getting ready to sell this truck. my real truck ('95 Silverado 4-by) is getting a new motor right now. i appreciate your time.

teresa :cheers:

 

 

 

 

 

no problem, I can get any info on any make and model out there, so if you have any questions, need parts at lowwer cost, tech questions, or even to find out if a repair shop is screwing you over

 

 

 

 

 

cool thanks, i owe you beer. so do you think the code is the same for the 4-cylinder motor?

what's your location on the planet? are you around bremerton? i'm amazed that i can sit on my little place on the planet with a question and there is someone else out there that can and will answer it. very cool.

tf

bobcat5544 Enthusiast

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Hi to you all from Teresa in Bremerton, WA.

I'm new to this site & I'm trying to figure out what the flashing parking brake light on my 1990 S10 truck means.  It's flashing 8 short and 1 long.  Any pointers on where to look on this site? 

Thanks for your help.

tf :)

 

 

 

 

code shows for a shorted isolation dump valve or faulty ecu

most likely it is the ecu

2164061_4_full.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

thanks bobcat. i should have mentioned it's a 4-cylinder.

that was quick too! i was just messing around with trying to get into alldata on our local library site, but you have to go in person, not on-line. it figures too because i was just getting ready to sell this truck. my real truck ('95 Silverado 4-by) is getting a new motor right now. i appreciate your time.

teresa :)

 

 

 

 

 

no problem, I can get any info on any make and model out there, so if you have any questions, need parts at lowwer cost, tech questions, or even to find out if a repair shop is screwing you over

 

 

 

 

 

cool thanks, i owe you beer. so do you think the code is the same for the 4-cylinder motor?

what's your location on the planet? are you around bremerton? i'm amazed that i can sit on my little place on the planet with a question and there is someone else out there that can and will answer it. very cool.

tf

 

 

 

 

 

the code is the same for either engine :cheers:

looking at a map i'm about one foot from :cheers:

I am in St. Louis

tijayfox New Member

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Hi to you all from Teresa in Bremerton, WA.

I'm new to this site & I'm trying to figure out what the flashing parking brake light on my 1990 S10 truck means.  It's flashing 8 short and 1 long.  Any pointers on where to look on this site? 

Thanks for your help.

tf :)

 

 

 

 

code shows for a shorted isolation dump valve or faulty ecu

most likely it is the ecu

2164061_4_full.jpg

 

 

 

 

 

thanks bobcat. i should have mentioned it's a 4-cylinder.

that was quick too! i was just messing around with trying to get into alldata on our local library site, but you have to go in person, not on-line. it figures too because i was just getting ready to sell this truck. my real truck ('95 Silverado 4-by) is getting a new motor right now. i appreciate your time.

teresa :)

 

 

 

 

 

no problem, I can get any info on any make and model out there, so if you have any questions, need parts at lowwer cost, tech questions, or even to find out if a repair shop is screwing you over

 

 

 

 

 

cool thanks, i owe you beer. so do you think the code is the same for the 4-cylinder motor?

what's your location on the planet? are you around bremerton? i'm amazed that i can sit on my little place on the planet with a question and there is someone else out there that can and will answer it. very cool.

tf

 

 

 

 

 

the code is the same for either engine :cheers:

looking at a map i'm about one foot from :cheers:

I am in St. Louis

 

 

 

 

 

 

hey thanks.

well, since you are so far away, guess it'll be a virtual beer. you'll have to visualize it.

thanks again, teresa :)

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