me 1994 has a obd II conector on it and when i go to get it scaned it shows up with a link error my car is turing off on me when driving but starts right back up again
gas i fine spark is fine oil is there and it dosen't matter if a am on the accelerator or turing or braking. It JUST shuts off . what is wrong with my car? help

I had a similar situation happen when i was driving down a hill and my car just shut off. I got a new battery and it hasnt happened since. I'm not sure how the new battery would have fixed that problem but it seems to have.
Maybe try a new battery?

it is a 1 year old battery
hey dose any one know why i have a obd II conector on my 1994

From what I gather your car is OBD1 with an OBD2 connector likeall other 94 and 95'*. Itmaytakea special connector...

Give us the scoop on the scantool you're trying to use. You need a tool capable of reading the OBD1 codes, but with an OBD 2 cable. It'* a hybrid.

what is a good type of scan too that will do that
the one i used was the one autozone has

Every Autozone has different tools. It'* whatever they choose. Most Autozones either don't know about the 94/95 hybrid, or flatly refuse to scan them.

I use an Actron. It will work with the 16-pin cable, but I use a 12-pin on my 93. My cartridge covers 85-95. All GM makes and models including trucks.

Check our Techinfo article. We have a registry of scantool owning members. One may be near you.

Whatever you do, make sure the cartridge will cover your year, and you have the right cable.

I'm thinking along the lines of a bad cam or crank sensor. But before you do either of those get a hardcore code pulled.

murrays does a 'rent-a-tool' kinda thing and the one by my house has one tool that does everything with a change of connector, they also have one with different cards and connectors, i have gotten both of these to work on my 94