Will it work on 95 Pontiac Bonneville mid year change , that uses OBD2 CONNECTOR and OBD2 CODES BUT STILL USES OBD1 PROTOCOLS ?
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Yes it reads both 1 an 2, you have an OBD2 port so you should have no problem. The majority of people have trouble connecting the port because special sized ports, not the software itself also make sure your battery is fully charged.
2034216
Yes it works you will need a harness adapter to use with 96-98 it will plug into factory harness 93-95
628666
I programmed mine for a 1996 Pontiac Trans Am and it worked. Just followed the directions. Just had to make sure I had the proper fuse pulled out. I had the wrong one at first. But once I pulled the correct fuse out, it worked. Used the car manual to see what all the fuses were for. Hope this helps? Take care and good luck!!
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I do believe that all cars after a certain date, which was in the mid-1990s, must support a standard OBD-II interface, as this device has. You should be good.
1276787
You should have an OBD II port under the steering wheel. Should work great. Codes not in the machine readily obtained on the web. Great investment.
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Hello, what cars you want to delete the code on?If it is OBDII protocol, it will work on.
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sorry i do not know , i know it owrks for gm, ford ,suzuki . this is obd 2 which is on board diagonstics 2, under the steering colum there is a clip for this . I do believe any car after 1992 has this adapter on there not 100 percent sure. if you look up your year make and model it should tell you and if you cant find it online just go to autozone or pep boys and they would be able to tell you if your car is compatiable with obd2 .Hope this helps .
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If it looks like your FOB with same amount of buttons .. it will probably work. This is just the case and you must put your old circuitry in
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It should works. This device works with any vehicle equipped with OBD2. And from 1996 all vehicles are required to be OBD II equipped.
1978375
I would recommend consulting directly with the manufacturer for this question, in case there are any differences in models of this vehicle anywhere other than the USA. That being said, the OBD-II protocol is the most widely used protocol for displaying diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), so it "should" work.Please also see my full review as I have other thoughts and concerns about this particular scantool.
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I have this installed on a 2000 Expedition w/5.8 Ltr and it works great.I believe the 98 and 2000 computer systems are the same.So it should work. Your Obd 2 connector should be to the right of the steering wheel just under the dash . I plugged my sensor in and used industrial Velcro (2in wide) to mount the sensor upright on the lower surface of the dash. From this location you can see the connected on line light, and easily remove to use in other vehicles if you choose to.
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Yes it will. All vehicles past 1996 had to use the OBD2 protocol for vehicles that is used on this.
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I would think so it works on my 97 Lexus, I think it's any model 1996 & newer as long as the obd port is compatable
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Yes, it will work on any vehicle that has an OBD II plug. Works on all 1996 and newer, cars, trucks, SUV's, minivans....etc.
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It should work with just about any car later then 1997. Look for the connector on your car under the dashboard near the steering column. You need to install the "Torque" app (free) on your phone or pad to use. When you plug the OBD2 into the receptacle it should energize with a blue LED indicator. You need to pair the OBD2 with your cell phone bluetooth (pretty automatic), and then you are all set. The free app doesn't use all the features of the OBD2, you need the paid app to unlock all the functions (cheap).
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It should. It is ment for 96 and newer vehicles. As long as you have odb2 port which every car 96 and newer should unless modified
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To be honest I am not an expert on whether or not this will work with your vehicle. From my experience I would say no. I assume this as the device didn't work with my 2011 car, which based on their website it should work with all 1996 or newer vehicles. So granting that it didn't work with a "compatible vehicle" I do not think it will work with a 1993 vehicle. Also I am not sure if your vehicle is OBD 2 compatible as I tried looking for it at : http://obdclearinghouse.com/index.php?body=oemdb and couldn't find it. This tells me that your car is OBD 1 and not OBD 2. So i would look for an OBD 1 reader instead. Please let me know if this helps.