To CEL Subscribers and Readers:

I want to give this troubleshooting fault codes updates that were submitted in the last 2 weeks. On some of my posts, the fix was not posted because the troubleshooting was not completed. Today, I thought of posting it here so you will know exactly what they did based on their emails to me.

On this troubleshooting fault codes updates, you will notice it was done by email and I am posting it here to prove it’s authenticity. This way you will know that the problems were done by actual ATS subscribers and members:

Here are a few Troubleshooting fault codes updates:

Vin B. from a garage owner from New York on the 1999 Ford Taurus dated July 23.2009:

Hi Richard… today was a wonderful day ,the Taurus went through and it was a success and I feel grateful. (He replaced the vss sensor to fix the tranny problem).

Vin B. on his customers 2002 Jeep Liberty dated July 24.2009

I used a digital-multimeter connected directly to speed wheel sensor so the wheel was off the ground and I asked an assistance to put it on drive and there was no AC volt, so I replaced it and do the same test… there was AC volt then reconnected it to the ECM… then she start shifting. Thanks! (speedo showing zero when cruising).

Kevin from unknown location in USA on his 1999 Ford Escort dated July 24.2009:

I fixed it …it was the coil pack (with code P0304 and engine has low power problem).

Notes about Troubleshooting Fault Codes Updates:

On most of this instances, most subscribers sometimes do not provide the final fix but if they do later on, it will be posted here. Vin B. is kind enough to share his fixes to us as one of my garage owner subscribers. There is really no secret in quickly fixing your CEL (check engine light) problems if you you visit this blog regularly. I will post more of my troubleshooting fault codes updates to give you the latest techniques garages are using in North America.

Finally, you will notice here that there is no mention of using expensive tools in fixing these troubleshooting fault codes. This CEL site is dedicated in giving you the practical and simple fixes of your vehicle problems.

Feel free to leave your comments if you have any CEL problems.

Thanks,

Richard