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Old 04-08-2010, 02:20 PM
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Well I did it..freakin EASY! Thanks Gents!
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hi im new to the 4x4 trucks i have my 1990 f150 that my tranny went out but everything i have seen for sale here in phx az, its for a 2 wheel drive can i make it a 4x4
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So when I "Identify and Record" these codes how would I go about writing that down? If someone responses soon I'll do this today.

And what wire is good to connect from the positive terminal to the STO?
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Count the flashes as it describes in the first post then write them down. Also reread the wire hook up because you only hook positive to the voltmeter, and you don't even have to use a voltmeter if your check engine light works.
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Count the flashes as it describes in the first post then write them down. Also reread the wire hook up because you only hook positive to the voltmeter, and you don't even have to use a voltmeter if your check engine light works.
When I'm writing down the flashed what would that be like though? Is it a sequence or what?
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