Code Reader?
Post Fiend
Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 8,462
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From: Durant, OK (SOSU)
Yep.
It'll be an EEC-IV code reader. You can find one on eBay, I just got one. It will take some time to find one for a decent price, as most are rediculously expensive. I paid $18 for mine including shipping from AK to TX.
The plug may have a cover on it labled EEC TEST, mine was attached to the fuse box under the hood near the battery. Yours may be located in a different location.
It'll be an EEC-IV code reader. You can find one on eBay, I just got one. It will take some time to find one for a decent price, as most are rediculously expensive. I paid $18 for mine including shipping from AK to TX.
The plug may have a cover on it labled EEC TEST, mine was attached to the fuse box under the hood near the battery. Yours may be located in a different location.
Senior User
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 332
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From: SE of Bennett Colorado
Since I have three vehicles, all different years and OBD styles, I broke down and bought a OBDI/OBDII scanner. Gone are the days of finding the blasted LEDs and/or watching the CEL afraid to blink.
They are awfully handy if you are going to work on your cars regularly. Also handy in obtaining free cases of beer for scans!
They are awfully handy if you are going to work on your cars regularly. Also handy in obtaining free cases of beer for scans!
