OBD I question
OBD I question Do codes get stored in an OBD I computer or does the SES light have to be lit for a code to show up? Sometimes the SES light comes on in my '95 Z after driving about 1/2 hr but usually goes off after a few minutes. It is never on when I start the car or when I'm actually planning on getting the car scanned.
Yeah, pretty much any free auto parts scan place will not be able to read the 95 because of the newer port/older computer oddity.
To read it you just need a cable (akmcables.com, moates.net, etc) and some free software.
To read it you just need a cable (akmcables.com, moates.net, etc) and some free software.
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if they have a GOOD scanner they can...My actron scanner will read OBDI and OBDII and came with cables for GM, Ford, Chrysler and even a few forein cars (those cables are still in the wrappers!). It came with an OBDI cable and OBDII cable for GM - it will read ANYHING as far as I can tell. It certainly reads my '95 with OBDI computer and OBDII connector.
Originally Posted by Sunset01SS
Do you know if any of the free software works on a Mac laptop?