[DrMike]

I connected TE1 terminal to E1 with a wire then turned the ignition to "ON" (didn't start the car), and the MIL just stayed solid. Am I doing this correct? I followed the instructions on mkiv.christurner.net but those directions were for a 94 or something so I wasn't sure if it's the same for 97.

Any help would be much appreciated,

Thanks!

Mike

 

[REDL1NE]

96-up recquires a obd2 scanner

 

[roliks]

96-up recquires a obd2 scanner

:stupid: Yep OBDII scanner needed..

 

[Silver Supra]

:stupid: Yep OBDII scanner needed..

:agreed:
OBDI = cheaper to read codes!!
You can get a scanner at WalMart or any auto parts place.

 

[4CEDFED22]

Yup everyone is right. Damn OBDII

 

[brian_k03]

:agreed:
OBDI = cheaper to read codes!!
You can get a scanner at WalMart or any auto parts place.

really?
i wanted to read a code
and autozone didnt have it OBI.

 

[Bill P]

OBDI can be read from the service manaul

 

[mike91t]

OBDI can be read by jumping terminals TE1 and E1 on obdI or pre 96 vehicle years. You can also read codes using a hand held scanner like Snap On's mt2500. The Mt2500 scanner is a great investment to anyone with a pre 96 or even 96up car. I used mine on the dyno to monitor data the computer was seeing like timing being pulled and knock.

 

[Silver Supra]

really?
i wanted to read a code
and autozone didnt have it OBI.

My post was referring to the OBDII scanner, which you can get most any parts store.