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Retrieving Engine Fault Codes for MX5 1989-2002

How to Retrieve and Translate Engine Fault Codes using the Diagnostic Connector on Mk1 (NA) & Mk2 (NB) MX5 Miata Eunos 1989 to 2002 Models. Retrieving Engine Fault Codes The video below will show you how to read Engine fault codes yourself using the diagnostic connector and a LED. LEDs should be paired with an appropriate resistor for the voltage (12v) and color of the LED. Sounds complicated, however most 12v automotive LEDs you can buy from places like eBay already come paired with the correct resistor and so I use one of these. A summary of the steps taken in this video are shown underneath for those confident enough to get started right away. How To Retrieve Engine Fault Codes Summary of Steps: 1. With the ignition off, connect the TEN terminal to one of the several GND terminals using a jumper wire or paperclip. Now, connect the indicator LED between terminals B+ and FEN, with whichever side of the dio...

Retrieving ABS Fault Codes for MX5 1989-2002

How to Retrieve and Translate ABS Fault Codes (Anti Lock Brakes) using the Diagnostic Connector on Mk1 (NA) & Mk2 (NB) MX5 Miata Eunos 1989 to 2002 Models. Retrieving ABS Fault Codes In the video below I show you how to read Anti Lock Brakes (ABS) fault codes yourself, using the diagnostic connector and a piece of wire, or even a simple paperclip. A summary of the steps taken in this video are shown underneath for those confident enough to get started right away. How to Retrieve ABS Fault Codes Summary of Steps: 1. To check DTC (Diagnostic Trouble Codes) on the Mazda MX5 ABS system; turn ignition switch to the off position and bridge the TBS and GND terminals in the DIAGNOSTIC socket under the bonnet (see the Diagnostic Connector photo below), using a jumper wire or paperclip. 2. Turn the ignition switch to on and wait for the ABS dashboard indicator to extinguish and count the groups of flashes on the ABS lamp. Long flashe...

Replacing Brake Pads and Discs (Rotors)

This article will show you how to replace the Brake Discs (Rotors) and Brake Pads on an MX5 and other types of car with similar braking systems. For the purposes of this article we will be changing the front Brake Pads and Discs on a 1999 NB Uk Spec MX5. Rear brakes are similar with the notable exception of the need to also remove the upper caliper bolt in order to remove the brake caliper and gain access the brake pads. On earlier and later models, and with other makes of car, the brake components may differ in appearance, in which case use this article as a general guide only, and adapt the instruction where required. Brake Disc and Pad Replacement is the perfect MX5 DIY project to carry out at home, requiring only a handful of tools, the replacement parts, and the jack from your boot. Brake Pads and Brake Discs should always be replaced in axle pairs. Given the limited cost of new Discs, usually around £20 each, I tend to ...

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