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Hey guys, I know the GM-Tech is off (Hope your feeling better everyday), I have a 2000 GMC Yukon with 5.3 2WD. I have an Equus Innova 3100 Scanner. I had my SES light come on and I plugged in my handy scanner and it gives me a ErPr code (no power I guess). I checked the fuses and none seemed to be blown (dash and under the hood). I put new batteries in the scanner and it does the same thing. I read in the manual that there should be power to the DLC plug. I am not sure which pin to check as I do not want to mess anything up. I bought the tool at Midway tools and asked for a return as the scanner may be broke. I used it twice before and it worked great.

 

Thanks in advance for any help. I would like to see what codes are being thrown and get my Yukon fixed.

 

Aaron

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Hey guys, I know the GM-Tech is off (Hope your feeling better everyday), I have a 2000 GMC Yukon with 5.3 2WD.  I have an Equus Innova 3100 Scanner.  I had my SES light come on and I plugged in my handy scanner and it gives me a ErPr code (no power I guess).  I checked the fuses and none seemed to be blown (dash and under the hood).  I put new batteries in the scanner and it does the same thing.  I read in the manual that there should be power to the DLC plug.  I am not sure which pin to check as I do not want to mess anything up.  I bought the tool at Midway tools and asked for a return as the scanner may be broke.  I used it twice before and it worked great. 

 

Thanks in advance for any help.  I would like to see what codes are being thrown and get my Yukon fixed.

 

Aaron

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http://www.obdii.com/connector.html

 

Pin 16 should be battery voltage.

 

//90GMCZ71

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FYI OBD Port power comes from the lighter circit. Plug in any high draw accessories latley?

 

 

 

 

 

No I haven't actually, but I will recheck the fuses for the cig lighter, I have 2 other ports for power next to it and check the wires there. I have the fold down drink holder may have clipped a wire or something.

 

Thanks for the information. I also have an email to send back the scanner in case the cable is messed up. I noticed that some of the pins don't stick out as far as others.

 

Thanks again.

 

Aaron

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BuilderPaul & 90GMCZ71,

 

Thanks for the headsup :D . I went and took my handy Fluke meter with open diode tester and checked the fuses, starting with the "Cigar" fuse under the hood (no beep :D ), wouldn't you know it, it was popped. Replaced and scanner worked great. Got the dreaded P1416 code, replacing the check valves on the secondary air system next pay check. I did find two cig lighters in the ports, I suspect both were activated, thus popping the fuse :D 5 kids in the house I suspect other things break and "not me" and "ida know" did it :bs:

 

Now I dont have the dreaded yellow glow animating from my dash of my :crackup:

 

Thanks for the reply guys. I posted in 4 different forums, no luck except you all. This is a nice forum.

 

L8R

 

Aaron

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