Will this work on a 1994 Rx7 (13b) engine? Also, does this read it electronically and show up on the display or do you still need to count the flashes
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As fare as I know it works on any obd1 and obd1 reads fashes from the cel its just a thing to jump the computer wires
505541
Unsure of specific makes and models. Since I had to return this, because I own a 1994 Infiniti Q45, I do remember that this works with older Toyota products. I do remember that, on this unit, according to the packaging, you have to count the flashes. I hope this helps :)
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Hi, I do not know if it would work on your Audi. However, when this occurs in any of my two VWs and a Toyota I do the following: Press and hold the right button. (odometer reset) now switch on the ignition (oil lamp will not flash, but on at all times) press the right button again (insp is now displayed) pull left button. (clock set) (------ are now displayed) Pull left button again If not, go to youtube and they may have a reset. Good luck.
1198905
OBD2 started in 1996 but I read some 1994 and 1995 cars have OBD2 . This scanner says it does OBD 1 and 2 so it should work
350761
Sorry, no. You'll need a different cable for that. This one will only read obd2 codes.
1041329
It should read most abs codes. It mainly depends on the year, make, and model vehicle that you are using it on. If you go to the page on Amazon for this unit and scroll down, you will see a chart for all the code readers and what each one will cover.
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I'm going to say no. I'm in the same boat and was wondering the same thing. It looks like this item only reads some codes, gives some vehicle data, but that's about it. You can't send commands through it (release EPB) or re-program existing functionality (needle sweep on start) of the vehicle. I'll be sticking with the more expensive one out there and know I have something that works. Charge people who want to use it to cover my cost.
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Hi Kris;the change over point was 1995!! it depends on when in '95 your car was made; OBD-2 was introduced at some point in '95... if your car has the OBD-1 system, you may very likely have the same problem like me; it just "MAY NOT" even recognize your car, let alone read it... before answering you, I looked at some of the other reports and several of them have the same problems with their pre '95 cars... hope I helped!!regards,Adams
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Hello, J. Waldvogel! Could you recommend a better one for an average shade tree mechanic like me? I also need it to read the older OBD-I connector vehicles too. I have an old 1994 Chevy diesel truck that is showing a "Service Engine Soon" light. I would like to be able to connect to it and fix the problem. Thanks in advance! Lee
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I'll start by prefacing my answer with...I'm not a professional mechanic. I grew up working on cars with my dad. As I understand the technology, when 1 goes bad it affects the readout on 2. After picking alot of other peoples brains regarding engines with multiple upstream and downstream sensors; the concensus was, if 1 is bad, replace them all. The alternative is replace the 1 and re-test to see if you get a viable readout from 2. Best I can do. Wish you luck.
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Yes, i have used it to display live abs data on 01 crv, and tpms on 08 bmw 3 series and live O2 sensor data on 97 rav4. I can see wheel sensor data change but Disconnect from crv above 5mph on my vehicle but easily reconnects. Not a big deal for my for i can varify they all work and are in sync
1978374
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.
656722
I've used it on an LLY Duramax, and it worked great. It cannot read abs computers or airbag systems. It only relays basic data from the ecu through OBD II. With the software that comes with it or third party software you can read DTC's (diagnostic trouble codes) reset check engine lights and read real time sensor data. Like oxygen sensor voltage, baro/map sensor pressure, and fuel rail pressure exe all from your smartphone or laptop via bluetooth. You can also view emissions readiness monitors and each systems current condition either "not ready","ready","pass", or "fail".
211919
What VW do you have that uses this bulb as a DRL? Yes they will throw a code on any monitored light. I use them for reverse lights on my Audi A6 which aren't monitored and they work great.
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well I have Lexus RX330 2005 when we purchased it wasn't sure it was going to work but I did I don't think the numbers has anything to do with it I think calm it works for the cars.. See it would work for
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Hi Dave:Sorry, but it won't; it claims to be able to work on any OBD1 or OBD2, but it only works on the OBD2 cars... for the life of me, I couldn't get it to work on my 1990 Ford F-250; I can't even get onto their site, to look for software...
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Yes it will keep and display all the info just as it did on the main unit. I bought mine a year ago and have no problems. Only thing, to change the time and adjust the brightness of the buttons and display the engine must be off. It took me awhile to figure that out. Hope this helps.
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From the Peake Research Manual--- "BMW's built 1987 to year 2000 have a 20-pin diagnostic connector located in the engine compartment." The diagram shows a round connector in 4-possible locations in the engine bay. SO, this Code reader with the OBD connector will likely NOT work for you. Check inside your seating compartment--open the driver's door, kneel down and look up at the underside of the dash. If you do not see the little door over a square OBD connector, this particular Code reader is NOT for you. Otherwise, it will work if you see the square type connector. Good luck.