[jayy178]

My SES light just went on randomly. Car runs the same so not sure what the problem is. Anyone with a code scanner help me see what codes are thrown? I'm in SF but can travel to any part of the bay area for some help.

Thanks

Jason

[Spun Crankhub]

I really wish I had bought the professional Bav Tech cable when I purchased my enthusiast version. Would have definitely helped you out.

[Mahhvinn]

PM Cyberkaa (Kalim).

[Delusive]

Since your local to me right now, I can only read codes if the car stored it into the ecu not to long ago or if the check engine light went on. I can't guarantee it'll pull the codes, but I can give you a helping hand.

Just hit me up.

[tigermack]

Is this same for OBDII or totally different? =X

[Delusive]

Originally Posted by tigermack

Is this same for OBDII or totally different? =X

What? I don't understand

[jayy178]

Thanks to JS-NA.E92 for helping me out here. Looks like it's a coolant thermostat fault which should be replaced under my CPO warranty..

Thanks and great to meet you!

[tigermack]

Originally Posted by JS-NA.E92

What? I don't understand

Wasn't sure what SES meant.

[Delusive]

Originally Posted by jayy178

Thanks to JS-NA.E92 for helping me out here. Looks like it's a coolant thermostat fault which should be replaced under my CPO warranty..

Thanks and great to meet you!

Likewise and no problem bro, glad I was able to help out and pull the code thrown in your car.

Originally Posted by tigermack

Wasn't sure what SES meant.

SES = Service Engine Soon, it's the light on the dashboard that usually tells you when something is wrong with your car and stores the code thrown in the ECU.