Scanners
Actually, you'll need a different cable for the 94 and up. Depends on what you want it for. If you want it just for your current car, a 12-pin OBD1 reader like my Actron will save you a bit of money. You can pick them up for about 100 bucks with the GM cartridge.
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On the topic of scanners....
Can anyone recommend a good scanner/reader that would work on my 91 & my 97?
I know the pin outs and such are completely different, but I was wondering if that could be fixed by just buying an attachment, or if you had to buy two different scanners?
Can anyone recommend a good scanner/reader that would work on my 91 & my 97?
I know the pin outs and such are completely different, but I was wondering if that could be fixed by just buying an attachment, or if you had to buy two different scanners?
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Auto X-Ray.... I've never seen that brand around. Have you ever used them before Joe?
So OBD-1 is what my 91 is... and OBD-2 is my 97..... gotcha... wasn't sure.
Thanks
So OBD-1 is what my 91 is... and OBD-2 is my 97..... gotcha... wasn't sure.
Thanks
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