First off , you do know playing with these, can be lethal right?
imagine a shot gun shell... see, RTM , get the FSM and read it
and not get injured. please.
you posted a Peugeot to Jeep forum.
you'd do better , not here x.. im sure. faster, and more accuate
nor did you post year of car. which is key factory x10 !!!
the FSM covers this,
my guess, is you car is not in USA, (our cars are all different)?
so tell country, and year, (or get lies, bad advice, or real danger)
now a comment on Air bags
each car makers use a custom scan tool just for bags.
why not post to a real forum. on this French car.
http://www.peugeotforums.com/forums/307-38/air-bag-light-failed-mot-30123/index3.html
join, post and pray.
Air Bag light on failed MOT Page 3 Peugeot Forums
With quarter drive ratchet and 10mm...
SOURCE: Can I get diagnostic codes from my Jeep Grand Cherokee without going to a service center?
go to autozone here in town they will pull codes for free and tell you the meaning
SOURCE: Heater diagnostic codes (2000 jeep grand Cherokee)
49- dimming input is in error
53-door range travel was to small
56-door range travel was too large
I am not sure what they mean. I just happen to have the book of codes
SOURCE: I have a ODB II code reader giving p1763, p1762, p0303
Your right about the two codes. It's really a transmission part.
As soon as you open up the transmission pan, it right there.
But, I would leave this up to a transmission place. It may need a special type of calibration tool for the new sensor.
As for PO303, that is a missfire in cylinder #3
I hope I answered your question.
SOURCE: Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited P0700 diagnostic problem
P0700 means there is a transmission fault code in the transmission controller. Since the transmission controller doesn't have a light attached, it tells the engine controller to turn the light on using this code. You'll have to access the transmission controller to further diagnose the problem.
SOURCE: I have a 2005 Jeep Cherokee Laredo. Diagnostic
Implausible Fuel Volume Signal Received
This usually points to a bad PCM (powertrain control module).
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