Mike1002,
Im new to this site. I don't know if a donation is required to get feedback from these folks.
The info I can tell you about the code readers is simple. If you can't find it it may be a generic aftermarket code. Try to use an OBDII that gives you a descripion of the code.
Are you the one involved in the accident or did you buy it as a salvage? Either way, battery, fuse box, wiring, and electrical systems need to be at least looked at or electrically checked. Anything that new should work unless its visibly damaged.
Thursday, September 3rd, 2020 AT 2:36 PM
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