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raymond m
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raymond m asked in Cars & TransportationMaintenance & Repairs · 4 years ago

Check engen light?

94 mercury villager is seldom driven, so the light is on and no one has a ODB 1

reader. Without a reader, it decodes "fuel injector" Is there a less expensive way, without replacing injectors, to fix this thing?

Update:

Seldom driven 94 mercury villager has check engine illuminated. The best we can tell without an OBD ! reader is "fuel injector". Is there a better, less expensive solution besides replacing injectors?

Update 2:

I runs a little rough at idle, otherwise good

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  • thebax2006
    Lv 7
    4 years ago
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    Going to a mechanic comes to mind.

  • Anonymous
    4 years ago

    If you have a check engine light, check your engine

  • Penn Stater
    4 years ago

    There is mo such thing as an OBD1 reader. OBD1 is the original on-board diagnostic system. It works by blinking the check engine light in a way much like morse code. You can look up what the issue is based on that, but there are no readers that you can plug in like what OBD2 offers.

  • Anonymous
    4 years ago

    if it runs good, get a tiny drill bit and drill down into that light until it goes out ..

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