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Reading and erasing diagnostic trouble codes
Reading and erasing fault codes is performed using a diagnostic tool. To do this, you must connect the diagnostic tool to the diagnostic socket located under the instrument panel on the driver's side, in the place shown in the figure. After reading the codes, troubleshoot and clear the trouble codes from the memory.
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