What does this mean?
Trying to install a diablosport chip, but not having any luck.
After leaving the ignition on for a minute the theft light blinks a 1 blink--pause--6 blink sequence, then starts over.
Anybody know what this means?PLEASE
And yes the comp. terminals are very clean.
After leaving the ignition on for a minute the theft light blinks a 1 blink--pause--6 blink sequence, then starts over.
Anybody know what this means?PLEASE
And yes the comp. terminals are very clean.
I don't see where it would need anymore than a few minutes to drain....
And I'm not doubting you, but make sure all that stuff is off, I think it was said that if you hold a light directly above it you call really tell. and if it's not this, then I'm not to sure, program error on the chip maybe. Tuned for the wrong PCM code, call the tuner and varify the code on the box for the chip and see what they say.
And I'm not doubting you, but make sure all that stuff is off, I think it was said that if you hold a light directly above it you call really tell. and if it's not this, then I'm not to sure, program error on the chip maybe. Tuned for the wrong PCM code, call the tuner and varify the code on the box for the chip and see what they say.
osumason, I got this right off the Site i bought my chip from.
Sounds like your problem
Any known problems?
If you have a vehicle between the years 1998-2000 there's a very small possibility that you have a vehicle that requires two jumpers to be soldered into the computer. There's a random handful of computers which the service port (where the chip plugs into) has been disconnected. This doesn't allow the information from the chip to get to where it needs to. Usually when you're trying to start the vehicle with a chip installed your Anti-Theft light flashes real quickly (Diablo and Superchips both offer a free jumper installation service). The small possibility that you may need this jumper added needs to be considered if you own one of these years and you purchase a chip.
Sounds like your problem
Any known problems?
If you have a vehicle between the years 1998-2000 there's a very small possibility that you have a vehicle that requires two jumpers to be soldered into the computer. There's a random handful of computers which the service port (where the chip plugs into) has been disconnected. This doesn't allow the information from the chip to get to where it needs to. Usually when you're trying to start the vehicle with a chip installed your Anti-Theft light flashes real quickly (Diablo and Superchips both offer a free jumper installation service). The small possibility that you may need this jumper added needs to be considered if you own one of these years and you purchase a chip.
Originally posted by Rob_02Lightning
There's a random handful of computers which the service port (where the chip plugs into) has been disconnected. This doesn't allow the information from the chip to get to where it needs to.
There's a random handful of computers which the service port (where the chip plugs into) has been disconnected. This doesn't allow the information from the chip to get to where it needs to.
Just curious


