User Manual

problem is to do a search on the Trouble Code and the type of vehicle. For instance, searching for

“P0401 Ford” will return not only the code definition but also information on the cause and cure.

When you find a list of codes for your vehicle, it would be a good idea to print them out and keep them in

the glove compartment for future reference. It is comforting when you are on a trip and the Check Engine

light comes on to be able to read the code and determine if it is a critical problem or not.

The shop manuals for your vehicle will also contain information for Trouble Codes.

Clearing Trouble Codes

While viewing the DTC codes, pressing the

upper right function button next to CLEAR will

result in a prompt from ScanGauge to verify that

you want to clear the Trouble Code(s) and turn

off the Check Engine light.

If you want to continue and clear the Trouble

Codes, press YES. If you decide you do not

want to clear the Trouble Codes, press NO.

When the YES button is pressed, ScanGauge

will send out a signal to clear all of the Trouble

Codes.

While ScanGauge is waiting for a response

from the vehicle, the screen will display the

message WAITING.

If the process is successful, the display will

show CODES CLEARED. This should also turn

off the Check Engine light on the dashboard and

clear the Freeze Data.

If the display shows NO RESPONSE, the clear

codes command was unsuccessful and your

vehicle is not responding to the clear command.

P0234

CLEAR>

Clear Codes???

WAITING

Codes Cleared

NO RESPONSE

2 STORED CODES

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