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Toyota engine codes
12 RPM Signal
13 PRM Signal
14 Ignition Signal
21 O2 Sensor Signal
22 Water Temp Signal
24 Intake Air Temp Sensor Signal
25 Air Fuel Ratio Lean
26 Air Fuel Ratio Rich
27 Sub-Oxygen Sensor Signal
31 Vacuum Sensor Signal
32 Air Flow Meter Signal
34 Turbocharging Pressure Signal
35 Turbocharging Pressure Sensor Signal
41 Throttle Position Sensor Signal
42 Vehicle Speed Sensor Signal
43 Starter Signal
51 Switch Condition Signal
52 Knock Sensor Signal
53 Knock Control Signal in ECU
71 EGR Malfunction
Some trouble codes are not listed for certain models and some codes apply to only California cars.
 

Toyota is pretty standard with reading code. Most of the trouble codes apply to a majority of its line of cars. Locating the diagnostic plug will give access to pulling your trouble codes. This is found in the engine bay of the vehicle. By using a jumper wire, connect pin E1 and T1 or TE1 (Some vehicles will have pin TE1 instead of T1) and put the vehicle in the "ON"-position. Make sure that all accessories are off and the vehicle is in neutral.

One difference of reading Toyota's code is rather than long pulses to represent digits of 10, Toyota uses short pulses to represent the first digit and uses short pulses again to represent the second digit in a two-digit number. If a vehicle has more than one code, there will be a two-second pause between flashes. This signifies that a new code is going to be revealed. If a repeated code comes up, this signifies that the string of code is starting again.

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