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Old 02-04-2012, 11:49 PM
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Hey guys I want to get a code scanner for my 1985 z28. My check engine light comes on every once in a while and the scanner is also just something to have. would this be the right one and if not can you suggest one? Thanks

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and what OBD would I need?
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Re: Code Scanner

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and what OBD would I need?
OBD1, and that is an expensive paper-clip.

Find the ALDL connector and short pins A & B together. Key-on, engine-off and watch the dash SES/CEL light. It will blink out any stored codes. Code 12 will be the first code and is to be expected.

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