Been a while. 4 years ago I bought a 2002 Chevy Cavalier (Bi-Fuel) for my daughter that had about 10K miles on it (has about 45K now). It has been running rather well but recently the Check Engine light illuminated (no observable performance issues). Put the scanner on it and the scanner would not power up. Read some posts online that seemed to implicate a possible blown fuse and I checked all in cabin and under hood fuses - does not appear to be a fuse and all electronics are working (including cigarette lighter). Went online to see if I can get the schematics and I'm not having much luck. There are a few people selling the hardback factory service manuals but they are a bit pricey for a 17 year old car.(lowest $135) and I really do not want a Haynes repair manual. Guess I could buy an electronic version but I really like the information in the factory service manuals. I do not want to rewire the OBD II connector and believe this is probably a wiring issue somewhere. I've tried 2 different scanners that work fine on all my other vehicles (2-2000 Civic GXs, 2001 Civic EX, 2008 Civic GX, 2002 Chevy Express Van (Bi-fuel), 2010 Ford F-150 (IMPCO BI-Fuel conversion) so I do not believe it is the scanner(s).
1. Anyone got the schematics (connector to source) for the OBD II port that covers a 2002 Chevy Cavalier & possibly Bi-Fuel supplement?
2. Anyone else having a similar issue with using a scanner on this car?
3. Anyone got the factory repair manuals for a reasonable price?
Joe_Kan
1. Anyone got the schematics (connector to source) for the OBD II port that covers a 2002 Chevy Cavalier & possibly Bi-Fuel supplement?
2. Anyone else having a similar issue with using a scanner on this car?
3. Anyone got the factory repair manuals for a reasonable price?
Joe_Kan
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