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Fault code meanings using Durametric

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In reading some of the tech tips on the Pelican web site, I noted a reference to a "Project 20" regarding the meaning of fault codes when using diagnostic tools, like the Durametric Enthusiast.
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In reading some of the tech tips on the Pelican web site, I noted a reference to a "Project 20" regarding the meaning of fault codes when using diagnostic tools, like the Durametric Enthusiast.
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In reading some of the tech tips on the Pelican web site, I noted a reference to a "Project 20" regarding the meaning of fault codes when using diagnostic tools, like the Durametric Enthusiast. I could not find "Project 20" on the Pelican web site. Does anyone know where to find it and other similar project information?

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Hi Jim, Take a look at this post Wayne made in 2009. It appears to have a link to the article for "Project 20" https://forums.pelicanparts.com/boxster-cayman-forum/538504-boxster-project-20-reading-fuel-injection-fault-codes-pst2.html

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